Earlier this month, we proudly unveiled a new product here at Unthank Farm; Beef Bone Broth. Homemade, organic and produced from our grass-fed beef and local vegetables, our Beef Bone Broth is already proving to be popular with both new and existing customers here in Derbyshire and South Yorkshire. Often described as a ‘superfood’, bone…
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Everything is coming to life in June and we are in an abundance of delicious British fruits and vegetables.The quintessential fruit of this time of year has to be the Strawberry, but there is so much more.Baby CourgettesBroad BeansJersey RoyalsPeasRadishesRhubarbSpring OnionsLettuceSpinachMeal planning with seasonal foods, I think is the best…
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Today is World Bee Day, a day designated by the UN “to raise awareness of the importance of pollinators, the threats they face and their contribution to sustainable development”. We love bees here at Unthank, and are incredibly passionate about saving them from the threats they currently face. In keeping them at the…
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One common myth about Grass Fed Beef is that cows that are Grass Fed have no fat or flavourThe truth is that the wonderful beef our cows produce does have fat and stacks of flavour, they just have lower saturated fats.It's compared to that of skinless chicken, which is so…
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As a local, regenerative farm based in rural Derbyshire, here at Unthank Farm we’re passionate about advocating for sustainability within our community.
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Carrying on from my social post regarding the health benefits that have been proven when drinking Raw Milk.The food we eat and drink is huge to our health!To all of the emulsifiers, palm oil & acids found to fill and bind food is crazy.Its no different for milk, not that…
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What Is Hogget?This question is one of our FAQ'S so I thought I would put a little blog together explaining more!For many years as we know sheep have predominately been bred for wool and milk. Our ever evolving world meant that wool wasn't a necessity therefore sheep farming had to…
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