Cownwy Valley Produce

12/10/2026

Our seasonal pork box 🎁
A selection of our most popular items with a few nice treats
As a gift for family / friends perhaps?
Available throughout December
🎄🐖
The first 10 orders will receive a complimentary jar of apple jelly and some home made chocolate salami.
🤩😋😊🎁🎄🐖

07/10/2026

02/10/2026

Outdoor bred and reared pork from our Oxford sandy black pigs.
Our Autumn freezer pack available now.
4 pork chops
2 pork and apple burgers (85%pork)
1 pack of sausage meat, choice of flavours
1 pack of 6 thick sausages ( 85% pork, choice of flavours )
£20.00
Open daily 8 am til 5 pm 😁🐖😋
[email protected]
01691 870511

28/09/2026

Autumn offer
Watch this space for bonfire inspired sausages and festive flavoured sausages 😋

28/09/2026

Our Autumnal freezer pack offer.
Starting today and
Available for the next 4 weeks😋🙂🐖
Or until stock lasts.
Fill up your freezer with our tasty outdoor bred and reared pork.
Pre orders welcome 01691 870511 [email protected]

22/09/2026

Fresh pork from our farm arriving on Thursday 24th September. Watch this space to see what we will have in stock.
There will definitely be sausages in a few different flavours 😁😋

18/09/2026

Marmalade sausages 🤩 just for fun, a few packs available this weekend
Let us know what you think. A permanent addition or just a once a few months fun element?
🐖😊😋 lots of other marvellous items in stock too. Belly slices, b***d and rolled shoulder joints
Pork chops , burgers.
Come and see us this weekend
Open 8 am til 5 p.m.
Cownwy Valley Produce

09/09/2026

Find us at the food fair this weekend, fresh pork produce as well as hot food:
Pulled pork baps, pork & apple burgers, Lamb & mint burgers, hot dog sausages and bacon baps too.
Come along, say hello 👋 😊😁☀️😋 find out what we have planned for the next few months.
Seasonal flavours😋
Christmas pork boxes 🤩
From our farm to you.
All our pigs are outdoor bred and reared.

09/09/2026

Great article, but direct from the farm for quality produce 👌

Food has been abundant and affordable for such a long time that we have become complacent.

But we are witnessing unprecedented changes that pose a growing threat to our food security. Climate change and global conflict are starting to make us aware of just how vulnerable we are.

Only a couple of weeks ago the Cabinet Office said it was looking at ways to improve the nation’s resilience in the face of these threats and said that people will be advised to stock up on basic supplies.

We have been seduced by the lure of cheap food in the supermarket aisles and failed to recognise the damage that is being done to the foundations of our food supply. Farms have been closing down as the prices farmers face fail to keep pace with rising costs of production. Those that still survive are increasingly transitioning away from food production and pursuing other income streams to stay on the land.

This isn’t just a hiccup after another hot and dry summer, this is a clear and accelerating trend. We are losing our farmers and we are becoming increasingly dependent on others to feed us.

We are doing something that our parents always told us not to do. We are playing with our food!

A mad rush to fill cupboards and clear supermarket shelves will do nothing to change things in the long term. But directly supporting your local farmers just might.