Redkite From Farm 2U

14/06/2026

More tomatoes planted.

First bit of Garlic harvested, not for sale, will keep it and use it for growing the next batch.

14/06/2026

Today at Llangadog market.

Lamb, mutton, salad greens and herbs. A few eggs available.

Buy a pack of Lamb or mutton mince. Why not make your own burgers? Add in fresh herbs. A pack of mince makes four burgers for about £5.50.

Orders taken for fresh hogget/lamb. Want a different cut to what is available now. Do you want a whole leg or leg steaks 🥩?
Orders taken for beef, due September.

Come down and see us. Talk about weekly or monthly delivery for eggs, meat and vegetables. Fresh and straight from the farm to you.

11/06/2026

This Friday. Llandeilo
This Sunday. Llangadog

Lamb, mutton, lettuce, herbs and eggs.

🌿 FARM FRESH GOODNESS IS COMING TO THE FAYRE!

We're delighted to welcome Sue from Redkite From Farm 2U to Llandeilo's Civic Hall Fayre tomorrow! 🐑

Sue will be bringing a wonderful selection of locally produced goodies, including:

🌱 Fresh herb plants
🥚 Free-range eggs
🥩 Delicious locally reared lamb steaks

If you love supporting local producers and filling your basket with fresh, quality food, make sure you stop by and say hello!

📍 Llandeilo Civic Hall, SA19 6HW
🕘 Tomorrow | 9am - 2pm
🎟 FREE ENTRY
🐶 Dog Friendly

Shop local, eat local, and support the fantastic producers right here in our community. We can't wait to see you there! ❤️

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02/06/2026

90 tomatoes
40 courgettes
40 + pumpkins/squash, still a few more to go in
24 runner beans and still ongoing

02/06/2026

Walk around the hay field and some of my habitat areas

02/06/2026

Tomatoes and beans going in , on an afternoon of torrential rain!

01/06/2026

Lamb and mutton available now. Frozen

Minced
Diced
Small shoulder
Half leg
Chops

Message me if you are interested.
Delivery Friday

31/05/2026

The ebbs growing in the field is wilting!

31/05/2026

I nearly finished the polytunnel. The cover is on, hoisted over the top. I have no idea how they expect you to stake it down it has no eyes to stake into the ground, just two little tabs at either end. So baler twine and cover pulled over, staked down, best I could. Just hope that there's no significant wind before I can figure out how to bury the not overly long sides.

31/05/2026

This morning finally worked out after a couple of hiccups!
First find some heavy duty pegs to hold down the polytunnel, found some.
Then locate the cows! In the field with the veg! Cows apparently don't like veg 😅 they do like black plastic, so they ate the plastic and left the lettuce, chicory, courgette, pumpkins and tomatoes!
Luckily the black plastic is bio degradable, made from corn starch I think, so the cows should be ok.