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Free range brown hens ranging across a green Suffolk paddock beside a mobile hen house at dawn

1,150 hens in six mobile houses · Cransford, Suffolk

Eggs every morning.
The order book opens in August.

Hens on grass that moves under them, table birds that take fourteen weeks, and a Christmas list of a hundred and eighty turkeys and forty geese that has been full by October for six years running. Everything is killed and dressed here.

  • Gate shop, 7am to 7pm daily
  • Village round on Wednesdays
  • Christmas book opens 1 August

On the shelf this week

What is in the gate shop, and what has to be ordered

How the birds live

The bits people ask about at the gate, answered plainly

01

Six hundred to the acre, not two thousand

The houses go on wheels and move every ten days so the grass gets a rest and the birds get something to eat off it. Free range rules would let us run three times as many. We would sell three times the eggs if we did, and the paddocks would be bare by August.

02

The pop holes open at first light

Not at nine when the yard is busy, and they stay open until the hens put themselves to bed. It means a fox has more hours to try, and we lost eleven birds to one last September. We have not changed the routine.

03

The cockerels are reared, not gassed

Our table birds are a slow dual-purpose cross, so the boys from each hatch are grown on for meat instead of being killed at a day old. It takes fourteen weeks and about three times the feed of a supermarket bird, and it is most of why a chicken here costs eighteen pounds ninety.

04

Killed here, on the same ground

We hold a small slaughterhouse approval and a vet comes to check it. No bird of ours has ever been on a lorry. It caps us at forty table birds a week, and the old hens go into the shop as boiling fowl at £6.85 rather than being thrown in a skip, which barely covers the plucking.

A farmer grading eggs by hand in a small farm egg room

“I put my name down for a goose in the August of the first lockdown and I have collected one on Christmas Eve every year since. The eggs I buy weekly, and I have taken six pullets off them for the garden, which was Peter's idea and not mine.”

M. Ledbury · Framlingham, on the book since 2020
4.9 from 640 reviews

Come up the track

The gate shop is the old dairy, first building on the left

Hollowtree Farm, Bruisyard Road
Cransford, Suffolk IP13 9PL

Gate shop
7:00 – 19:00, every day
Village round
Wednesday mornings
Christmas collection
23rd and 24th December, by slot

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