About Briarland
Briarland is a family farm at New House Farm, Nether Worton, in rural north Oxfordshire, that has been in the same family for around 100 years. The farm raises Beef Shorthorn cattle, chosen as a native breed for their natural foraging ability, easy calving, good temperament and self-sufficiency, and Llanwenog sheep, an attractive medium-sized breed recognisable by their black faces and legs with a small tuft of wool on the forehead. Briarland sells heritage beef and lamb direct to the consumer, ready-packed in boxes, with all cattle and sheep slaughtered locally. Because of the seasonality of the business, meat is not always available, and interested customers are encouraged to get in touch to enquire about purchasing.
Frequently asked questions
How can I buy meat from Briarland?
Briarland sells heritage beef and lamb direct to the consumer, ready-packed in boxes. Because of the seasonality of the business they do not always have meat available, so you should contact them to enquire about purchasing.
What breeds of livestock does Briarland keep?
Briarland keeps Beef Shorthorn cattle for their heritage beef and Llanwenog sheep for their lamb. The Beef Shorthorn was chosen as a native breed valued for natural foraging, easy calving and good temperament, while the Llanwenog is a medium-sized sheep with black faces and legs and a small tuft of wool on the forehead.
Where are the cattle and sheep slaughtered?
All of Briarland's cattle and sheep are slaughtered locally.
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