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News - Our Ram wins champion animal in the primitive class of sheep at the Devon County Show photo on the right

Fowlescombe is a 191 hectares (approx 472 acres) mixed organic farm in the South Hams, Devon, England some 2 miles south of Dartmoor. It is the central part of what was once an important mediaeval estate in the catchment area of the Erme. The manor house was abandoned over a century ago. The ancient field pattern and network of hedges is still substantially present, but is now farmed in an environmentally sensitive way - wildlife habitat being the priority. Our organic farm has arable land, and extensive old and modern grassland on which we keep pedigree Aberdeen Angus and Devon Ruby Red cattle and also several types of rare breed sheep, goats and chickens.

Our visitor centre is available for arranged educational and other visits. We also have two self catering 5 star holiday cottages available, with Golf Tourism awards for both.

Other Recent News
We have some lovely Golden Guernsey goats, which we use for clearing the bramble and entertaining our visitors. These are our two new kids on the block Two new kids (goats) on the block
   

Fowlescombe Loin fillet of Manx Loaghtan lamb, submitted by The Devon Meat Company, wins a gold award at the 2007 Taste of the West

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Taste of the West Award 2007
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