Pitney Farm Shop
Pitney Farm is proud to farm organically, working in harmony with nature to ensure that they bring you the tastiest and healthiest produce they can in the most sustainable way possible.
There aim is to produce and sell good quality organic, local food. The vast majority of the products they sell originate from Somerset. Vegetables are sold in season and are either grown on their own farm or bought in from local organic farms where possible. They sell home reared lamb, beef and pork all of which can be bought in their farm shop.
Address
Glebe Farm ,
Woodbirds Hill Lane,
Pitney,
Langport,
TA10 9AP
Opening Hours
- Mon - Sat
- -
- Sunday
- Closed
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