Our South Powrie Scrapbook

Our walks on the farm are often pitched as a treasure hunt as an incentive to get the children walking the miles. A former thoroughfare, we have fo...

We used to raid the gardens of Dundee and Angus to find enough rosemary to go with all of our turkeys. Granny would go armed with secateurs (and bo...

It's been a long wet Autumn for those lifting tatties and for getting next year's crops in the ground. Skill is required a-plenty to negotiate the ...

Our turkeys are beginning to show their glorious bronze colours, particularly in the Autumn sunshine. The males are also starting to 'display', whe...

Harvest is in (a little later than last year with the stop-start nature of the weather) and the new crops are now being planted for next year. This...

The turkey chicks ventured into the outdoors for the first time this month, and are delighted with all the lovely lush grass to explore and forage....

On the farm we plant clover and phacelia between fields to attract lots of bees and bugs. Not only is this habitat that they love, and we love seei...

South Powrie is a farm where, for some reason or another, various innovative machines have been tried out. I recall my grandfather coming home from...

We love spring time and the promise it brings with new life bursting through everywhere. The first lambs have arrived in our News Room flock (so na...

To support Maggie's Kitchen Table Day on Friday 29th March, we are giving away 50kg of KellyBronze turkey thighs to those cooking up a storm for th...

We love the way that each season brings a different dog walk, and these chilly but sunny days have seen us crunching through ploughed fields. As ev...

Written by South Powrie We wish you all a happy and delicious 2019 and thank you for your continued support.