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Higher Trenowin lies mid-way between Penzance and St Ives and has wonderful views from coast to coast across Cornwall. Our Red Ruby DevonsOur herd of pedigree Red Ruby Devons forage amongst the gorse and heather for the tasty herbage that helps to make their meat taste so good. The Devon heifer calves that are born each year are kept for breeding and the bull calves are fattened for the Farm Shop. Our Farm ShopThe farm shop is a big part of the farm where as well as our own beef, we sell seasonal vegetables grown on the farm and other locally grown fruit and vegetables. We pride ourselves that vegetables travel only yards not miles to be in our Farm Shop! We also sell local pork from which we make our own sausages and cure our own bacon. We sell local lamb that has been grazed at Higher Trenowin during the year. The eggs are from free range hens, and are also in the cakes and biscuits that Bridgette bakes and sells in the shop. Jams and preserves made by Bridgette are available on the shelves along with local honey. |
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We Are Here For YouAlthough we are only open on the 1st Saturday of every month, with the present advice from the Government, you may not want to come up but we are here to help. We have fresh Red Ruby Devon beef, Lamb, Pork, homemade Sausages and local Chicken, as well as locally sourced seasonal vegetables and fruit.Give us a call with your order and we can deliver (within reason) to you on the Sunday. Alternatively if you are fit enough and want a drive out, still give us a call with your order, we can have it boxed up and waiting for you so that you do not have to come into the shop. Which ever way we are still here at Higher Trenowin producing beautiful Red Ruby Devon Beef.  
Farm Shop Opening HoursWe are open the first Saturday of every month, the next being Saturday 6th October. At other times give us a call as we always have our Beef & Lamb Etc. in the freezer. |
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The Latest on Our Pedigree HerdWe have once again had a fantastic showing season and have the silverware to prove it. We returned home from the Royal Cornwall Show with an armful of rosettes and prize cards. We were very proud to be in the Inter Breed competitions with our cow Perton Buttermaid 41st and her calf. Along with Trebowland Pagan the Devons had Reserve Champion in the Inberbreed Senior Pairs and Buttermaid got Reserve Champion in the Inter Breed Cow and Natural Born Calf class too.Camborne Show we had Reserve Breed Champion and two of our cattle were part of the team of 5 that won the prestigious Harry Cock Trophy. At Launceston Show we were in the ribbons in every class and at Camelford Show we had Breed Champion with Perton Buttermaid 41st and Reserve in the Beef Inter Breed too. The Trenowin herd attended the 2017 Devon Cattle Society Yearling Show at Hatherleigh and won Champion with Trenowin Quiet Man (by Trenowin Montgomery out of Berry Andante) and also had Reserve Champion with Trenowin Carmen (by Trenowin Montgomery out of Heanton Carmen). In February we were shortlisted for the Addington Fund Cornwall Farm Business Awards, Beef Section, unfortunately we did not win but had a fantastic time at the awards evening and learnt so much about the Addington Fund Having weaned most of the calves now, we have some well grown heifers and bulls which will be for sale in the Spring. |
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  A Noisey WeekThe weather has turned a little colder so Steve and I made the decision to wean most of the 2017 calves from their mother's. We have held off longer than normal as the weather has been so mild and we were afraid that when we put the calves into the sheds that the heat and stress would bring on pneumonia, an ailment that we are constantly looking out for when cattle are housed. |
