Rush Farm

17/10/2026

A beautiful autumnal vista on the walk to work this morning 🌅 perfect weather to enjoy a walk and a coffee at the pantry or even one of our autumn special warm brownies with yoghurt and rhubarb 😋

16/10/2026

14/10/2026

They’re back! Rush Farm traditional beef pasties are back in stock, and available from the Pantry this week. Perfect pasty weather at the moment 😋

13/10/2026

Did you hear us on BBC Radio 4 yesterday? We were delighted to host BBC Farming Today at the farm recently, where they interviewed farm team members Brendan and Alice about the future of farming and farm land in the UK. Listen here if you missed it! Listen out for our noisy cows, and the interview at the farm just after a chat with the best known new entrant to farming, Jeremy Clarkson 😁

As The Archers turns 75 we ask: what is the future of farmland?

09/10/2026

Our bread enjoying a final fold before shaping and baking - available from the Pantry today from 12 onwards!! Made in our kitchen using locally grown and milled flour. This bread is the first step towards a local food chain for Inkberrow 👨‍🌾

08/10/2026

Autumn special this week - Welsh Rarebit Crumpets 🐇
Home made crumpets with a warming rarebit sauce (no rabbits involved!) served with an autumnal slaw of homegrown stripy beet and courgette 🫜
Nothing beats organic, seasonal, home-made food. Pop round to the pantry at Rush Farm this week to try ours 😁

03/10/2026

🌱 Yesterday was an important day in our biodynamic calendar as we were making what's known as preparation 500, or the cow horn prep. In the morning we went and dug up a goodly amount of cow poo which we then spoon into the cow horns. These are buried in our kitchen garden for 6 months so that it can ferment and then into what is essentially a soil inoculant full of good bacteria for the soil. Next year we'll spray it onto the fields to feed the soil and help the grass grow strong roots and healthy leaves. Check back in 6 months when we dig all these horns up to see the results 😁🐮

29/09/2026

Our cattle sagas continued last week with a couple of poorly calves, and one in particular really worried us. This wee heifer suddenly appeared unable to stand, but showed no other symptoms to help us diagnose what might be wrong with her. Thankfully the mum was very obliging and let us milk her into a bottle, which we then gave to a very hungry baby. After doing this for a couple of days she was able to stand with some assistance, then it was only upwards from there! She's now out in the field with all the rest, and looking healthy, happy, and incredibly cute 😍

24/09/2026

Happy Autumn! We marked the autumn equinox yesterday by completing our final biodynamic cow horn spray of the year, and what a beautiful evening to do it. We were treated to some incredible sunset views and saw so many hares in the long meadow grass.
The cow horn spray is one of the most important biodynamic ‘preparations’ and works somewhat like a compost tea in organics or a trace element in conventional farming. The cow horn compost is packed with beneficial mycorrhiza that soaks into the soil overnight, enabling the soil to make best use of all available nutrients.
We always welcome questions about how we farm, so just get in touch if you have any. You can sometimes meet members of the farm team at the Pantry, which is open Wednesday - Friday, 8:30-5:30 and Saturday, 8:30-3:00. See you there!

23/09/2026

Rush Farm Beef, Tomato and Basil - featured in two of our lunch items this week 😁

•Roast beef, tomato and basil sandwich with Malvern •Sour from Peter Cook
•Tomato, basil and mozzarella salad
•Moroccan tomato and chickpea soup
•Classic BLT
•Mushrooms on sourdough toast

All organic of course! 🧑‍🌾

We are open Wednesday - Friday, 8:30am - 5:30pm and Saturday, 8:30am - 3:00pm
The Pantry at Rush Farm, Unit 4 Stockwood Business Park, Earl’s Common Rd, B96 6SX