Weekly Events
Round Green Deer Farm has an international reputation for quality deer and best venison products. With years of experience behind them our highly skilled team start with the highest quality of meat going through the process of butchering and packaging to bring quality mild succulent venison to you at your local farmers market and restaurants. Another busy week for Round Green Deer Farm. You will find your favourite venison supplier at various events over the next few days:
Buy venison from Round Green Farm at five events this weekend, three on Saturday the 12th of May and two on Sunday the 13th.
BARTON FARMERS MARKET
George Street, Barton upon Humber, North Lincolnshire, DN18 5PD
from 9.00a.m. Where, with any luck we will be cooking venison grills for you to try as a taster or buy hot in a bun with onions if required and, as usual, we will supplying you with a selection of venison, wild game, and pies, to take home.
Also on Saturday May 12th Round Green Deer Farm will be ready for you to buy venison and game at
HEADINGLEY FARMERS MARKET
9.00-12.30 on the second Saturday of each month, in the Rose Garden, North Lane (opposite the Community Centre).
This one goes from strength to strength and is well worth a visit.
and the re-vitalised
From 9.00 am now moved back to the Cathedral Precinct where you can buy venison from Round Green Deer Farm or eat fresh cooked venison burgers, steaks, sausages, liver & bacon all served in a bun with onions if you like.
Then on Sunday the 13th of May
WENTWORTH FARMERS MARKET
in the car park of the Garden Centre Wentworth Park, Rotherham, South Yorkshire S62 7TF here in addition to selling fresh venison and game for you to take home we will be cooking venison grills in a bun for you to eat as you walk around the stalls.
And finally a NEW ONE for Round Green Deer Farm.
Also on Sunday the 13th of May buy venison at
Central Park, Haworth , 2nd Sunday of every month,
10am – 3pm
Next Market - May 13th
Come and buy venison from Round Green Deer Farm or eat fresh cooked venison burgers, steaks, sausages all served in a bun with onions if you like.
RADIO SHEFFIELD followed up recent press articles about the shortage of venison and gave us a call.
Listen again on:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/i/p00r6c4c/
RNE on Radio Sheffield 09.05.12
Starts 18.08
BREAKING NEWS : Tom Elmhirst, one of our extended family, was put to work at an early age mixing cresote and sent up on the barn roof to paint. Nowadays that would contravene about five different laws. Anyway, we are proud to say that it did him no harm as Tom is now doing a different kind of mixing being the sound engineer for ADELEwho some of you may have heard of.Tom stood on stage with her at the Grammys.
Also having mixed for Amy Winehouse on her Back to Black Album he is now in demand world wide. Nothing to do with a deer farm but we couldn't resist the connection.
For those who can't get to the farm we are now in some ASDA stores (Sheffield, Barnsley, Wakefield, Morley, and Harrogate), with venison steaks and diced shoulder. Click here to see our new labels. If you can't find it on the shelves ask for the Manager! They have so many lines it must be hard for them to keep track. We have to keep nudging them to replace our sold out items.
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Richard and Jenny Elmhirst with Rosemary Shrager |
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News From The Farm
The young calves have almost doubled their weight since coming in to the shelter of the farm yard sheds and are playing great games of chase in and out of the buildings.
Most of the calves from STAINBOROUGH PARK have now joined them for a treat of good food not available in the Park where the drought of last summer has taken its toll on the grass sward where the lack of growth has allowed moss to take over. As no treatment is allowed without the permisision of NATURAL ENGLAND a meeting with them and the WENTWORTH CASTLE TRUST is planned shortly.
The big stags are resting quietly building up their skeletal calcium ready for the burst of growth in their new antlers.
Wappi our Master Stag who boasts a tiny bit of European Elk in his genes likes to play docile so that visitors will come up to his fence then scares them by pretending to jump over.
