Welcome to Overbury Farms
Overbury Farms is a sheep and arable farm set on the historic Cotswold slopes of Bredon Hill in Worcestershire.
STOP PRESS! We’re taking bookings for Open Farm Sunday See our Events page for details or call 01386 725 111
Overbury Farms is on the Overbury Estate which has been in the same family for over 250 years. Covering 1,538 hectares, it surrounds the picturesque villages of Overbury and Conderton. For all the latest news why not ”like” our facebook page or pay a visit to Jake’s blog or YouTube Channel! http://www.youtube.com/user/No1FarmerJake
New & Old
Traditional values & new technology…
While we are very keen to maintain many traditional values (such high standards of hedge cutting & keeping on top of wall repairs) we have taken up many aspects of modern technology (such as GPS mapping) to keep us ahead with cost savings & efficiency. There is an emphasis on conservation and we enjoy sharing with future generations what farming is about. We meet the rigorous environmental standards set by the farm’s LEAF Audit and LEAF MARQUE (LEAF is Linking Environment and Farming) which is in addition to our Farm Assurance standards (meaning our products can be sold with the Red Tractor Logo).
Events
2012 Promises to be an exciting year. Our 9th Lambing Day is on Sunday 15th April and Open Farm Sunday is on Sunday 17th June
Links
Useful sites your might be interested in…
Overbury Estate
Our farm is responsible for the majority of the farmland on the Overbury Estate. The estate rents houses, cottages, offices, workshops etc in the villages of Overbury, Conderton, Beckford & Kemerton
LEAF Marque
The LEAF Marque – our LEAF Tracks number is 133648
Overbury Grasshoppers
Overbury’s private purpose built nursery situated adjacent to Overbury First School. The children enjoy lots of activities on the farm and have regular visits
Jake’s You Tube Channel http://www.youtube.com/user/No1FarmerJake
Jake posts all types of quick videos about the farm from our events, how our machinery works, to series/groups such as the Harvest 2011
