About

Our Farm

Tucked into the south west corner of Wiltshire is our rolling organic farm that spreads across 2,600 acres. Set upon ancient chalk downland, Pertwood was purely a sheep farm until like many farms, the outbreak of WWII brought the need to plough up more land for food. Since then Pertwood has operated a classic mixed organic farming programme of grains, legumes, and grass leys grazed by sheep and beef cattle.

Organic works – We’ve proven it!

We have been an organic farm for more than thirty years. Our yields are consistently competitive with many agri-chemical farms. How do we do it?

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Our Cereals

We are delighted to present our delicious rolled oats porridge. The oats are pure and organic in a totally recyclable 750g box. Together with our Muesli they are available on line, at selected retailers or from our own Pertwood Farm Shop during office hours.

Our delicious organic fruit and seed muesli comes in a 1 kilogram box, So each breakfast serving is great value, and means less packaging (all of ours is biodegradable and recyclable, by the way). Wheat-free, no added salt or sugar; a wholesome, healthy start to every day.

You can buy online, directly from this website, delivered straight to your door, or you can buy from the farm

Monday – Thursday 08.30 – 14.30, Friday 08.30 – 12.30

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Our Wildlife Philosophy

Our philosophy at Lower Pertwood farm is “less is more”. Read about how we achieve this in our newsletters.

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Our Ambition

Conservation project of the year 2019 winners. The awards seek to raise the profile and awareness of not just profitable businesses, but also the charities and community groups; the young, the older people in our community and everyone in between; those who seek to put the county on the map; designers; the food producers, nationally and internationally; the people who keep us entertained with their events, restaurants, pubs and artwork; conservationists; sporting stars from all realms; our special towns and businesses that we can be proud of.

What do people say?

Read the impressions of Nick Mann, who runs a Somerset-based organization called ‘Habitat Aid’ after his visit to our farm…