Burrow Farm
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So what makes Red Ruby Beef so special? The Red Devon is a traditional breed of cattle native to this area. They are a slow maturing animal which fattens well and as a result they produce excellent quality well marbled tender meat. Our beef is hung on the bone for 3 weeks before being expertly cut and prepared by a local butcher.
All our meat is 100% natural and produced on our farm so you can feel confident that you know exactly where your meat comes from. Our cows graze the hay meadows along the River Clyst in the summer months and in the winter their food is supplemented by silage and crushed barley which is also produced on the farm.
Buying our meat
You can visit our farm shop to purchase your beef or call 01392 461215. We also sell our meat at Killerton Farmer’s Market on the 3rd Saturday of every month.
We deliver free of charge within the Exeter area or call us to arrange to visit the farm and collect your order. Our beef is delivered in ice boxes and is vacuum packed to maintain freshness and save fridge and freezer space.
Farm shop
In addition to our beef, our farmshop sells home made cakes, our own free range eggs and a selection of seasonal fruit and vegetables and jams and chutneys.
Opening times:
Wednesday 2pm - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9.30am – 12.30pm
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“ I had to drop you a line to say how much we all enjoyed our Burrow Farm beef over the Christmas period. It got the thumbs up from everyone and was absolutely scrummy!!!”Jenni Richards, Stoke Gabriel, Devon
“Tender, flavoursome and beefy” was how judge, Nick Brookes described our topside which won the National Trust fine farm produce award 2011.
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Burrow Farm
Broadclyst
Exeter
Devon
EX5 3JA
01392 461215www.burrowfarm.com
sally@burrowfarm.com
Directions:
Directions to Burrow Farm, Broadclyst, Exeter, Devon EX5 3JA.
Tel: 01392 461215
From M5 South
Exit the M5 at J29 and turn onto the A30 towards Honiton. Remain in the left lane until the road takes you off the dual carriageway, signposted Rockbeare. Continue for 3 miles taking the junction on the left signposted ‘Broadclyst’. Follow this road for approximately 2 miles until entering the village of ‘Broadclyst’. Drive past the Clyst Vale Community college on your left driving carefully over the speed bumps. With the school on your left and as the road bears around sharply to the left take the turning on the right hand side on the bend. Follow this road for approximately 1 mile driving past the New Inn PH on your right. At the next cross roads turn left and driving into Burrow Hamlet only a few yards along take the slightly concealed junction on your right signposted ‘Silverton’. Follow this road for approximately ½ mile going over the small bridge. Burrow Farm is the first farm on the right shortly after.
From M5 North
Exit the M5 at J28 and turn right towards Cullompton. Follow signs for B3181 towards Exeter. Follow B3181 for approximately 7 miles passing through Westcott and later Budlake. Once through Budlake and after the bridge over the Motorway (which is signposted to Killerton also) follow the road through a series of bends and take the first left off the B3181 onto an unclassified road following a farm traffic sign (red triangle with a picture of a tractor inscribed). Follow this road going past Hay House then through a small crossroads. Burrow Farm is shortly after the crossroads on the left hand side.
From A303/A30
Exit the A30 from the dual carriageway past Honiton at ‘Daisymount' junction signposted to Whimple & Rockbeare. Turn right at the roundabout, under the A30 and straight on at the next roundabout. Straight Road to Rockbeare passing the National Garage. Continue for approximately 4 miles taking the junction on the right signposted ‘Broadclyst’. Follow this road for approximately 2 miles until entering the village of ‘Broadclyst’. Drive past the Clyst Vale Community college on your left driving carefully over the speed bumps. With the school on your left and as the road bears around sharply to the left take the turning on the right hand side on the bend. Follow this road for approximately 1 mile driving past the New Inn PH on your right. At the next cross roads turn left and driving into Burrow Hamlet only a few yards along take the slightly concealed junction on your right signposted ‘Silverton’. Follow this road for approximately ½ mile going over the small bridge. Burrow Farm is the first farm on the right shortly after.
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