Treberfedd Farm

18/09/2026

🚗🐑 COMING TO THE SHEEP FESTIVAL TOMORROW? PARKING IS SORTED!

Heading to Llandovery Sheep Festival tomorrow? Here's one thing you don't need to worry about…

🎉 PARKING IS FREE ALL DAY!

Our main festival parking is at Castle Car Park, right beside the heart of the festival, with additional FREE overflow parking at the agricultural mart when the main car park fills.

🐑 We'll have parking marshals on hand to guide you when you arrive – just follow the signs and our lovely humans in hi-vis!

📍 Castle Car Park, Llandovery
🚗 SA20 0AW
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Once you've parked, head into Market Square and look out for our FLOCK SHOP gazebo. 🐑🛍️

That's where you can pick up your official Sheep Festival souvenir programme, find out what's happening where and browse our festival merchandise – perfect if you fancy becoming an officially accessorised member of the flock!

Then you're ready to explore...

🐑 Meet the stars of the show
🎶 Live music & entertainment
🛍️ Fabulous makers and traders
🍕 The Food Flock
🧶 Wool, spinning & traditional skills
🎨 Family activities
🚂 Model railways
🏆 Village Show
…and plenty more around town!

📅 see ewe TOMORROW – Saturday 19 September
⏰ 10am–6pm
🎟️ FREE ENTRY • FREE PARKING

Pack the car, gather your flock and come and spend the day with us in Llandovery! ❤️🐑

10/09/2026

Da iawn!!!

10/09/2026

Nation.Cymru staff A Welsh-speaking rural community is preparing to reopen its former village school 16 years after falling pupil numbers forced it to close. Ysgol Cribyn in Ceredigion has been bought and renovated by the local community and will reopen as an education and community centre rather th...

30/07/2026

What a difference a hedge makes for farm animal welfare! Not to mention all the wild creatures sheltering in the hedgerow. On 25th June this year I found that the hedge cooled the air by 10 degrees. In the middle of the field it was 45 degrees , a temperature that causes severe heat stress to animals and soil life. Nature Friendly Farming benefits farmers and wildlife. We must diversify and enrich our landscape with trees if we are to protect food production and biodiversity simultaneously

29/05/2026

Every winter we plant trees 🌳 on the farm, for wildlife, but also because they give shade, shelter, feed, minerals & vitamins to our cows and sheep. Trees also stop the soil drying out so fast in summer and keep the soil warmer in winter. Work with trees is improving the productivity and resilience of our organic nature friendly farming system.

☀️The hottest May day ever recorded in the UK.☀️

And on days like this, farming systems are tested fast.

When soils are tired, grass burns off quickly.
When fields are bare, moisture disappears.
When animals have no shelter, heat stress rises.

But farms built around healthy pasture often cope differently.

Deep-rooted grasslands.
Higher soil organic matter.
More ground cover.
Better water retention.
More shade.
More resilience.

This isn’t about “perfect” farming systems.

It’s about building landscapes that can cope with extremes — because extremes are becoming normal.

Grass is not just feed.
It’s infrastructure.

Heatwave Agroecology

20/05/2026

This is happening tomorrow! We are extremely excited to welcome everyone to Treberfedd Farm for a tour of the land….and there’s cake!! See you there 🚜 🐮🐑

Visit our organic farm! Next week is Nature Friendly Farming Week, organised by
Join us next Thursday 21st May from 1.30 pm for free tea and cake and a mini guided farm walk at Treberfedd Farm 🚜 SA48 7NW, drop in anytime from 1.30pm to 4.30pm DM for questions or email [email protected]
In collaboration with Nature Friendly Farming Network

13/05/2026

Visit our organic farm! Next week is Nature Friendly Farming Week, organised by
Join us next Thursday 21st May from 1.30 pm for free tea and cake and a mini guided farm walk at Treberfedd Farm 🚜 SA48 7NW, drop in anytime from 1.30pm to 4.30pm DM for questions or email [email protected]
In collaboration with Nature Friendly Farming Network

12/05/2026

Spring calving time with our herd of traditional Hereford cattle is officially done ✔️ We have a nice mix of pedigree Hereford and Aberdeen angus cross calves grazing the fields around the farm now

29/04/2026

Hole in the wall. Watch the bee go! I slowed the video down x10 to show this bee emerging from the hole in the wall where it's made a nest. I'm not sure which type of bumble it is, not a solitary bee as I saw another bee go into the same hole in the wall.

29/04/2026

This bullfinch female was chilling out on the garden wall. It's a great time for seeing and hearing birds in west Wales at the moment