Heritage breed meat, game, and seasoned logs – the best of the Quantocks.

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At Crowcombe Estate, we care for the land in harmony with each season. Grazing, harvesting and woodland management all follow the year’s natural rhythm — meaning what’s available changes as the seasons turn, shaped by breeding cycles, growth and the land itself.

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Product availability changes with the seasons.

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Order seasoned logs to see you through the winter. We’ll deliver a Land Rover load or a full trailer.

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Crowcombe Estate Sausages are local favourites. Get them in several tasty varieties.

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Crowcombe Estate Sausages served at The Carew Arms

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We were awarded the FWAG 2025 Somerset Otter Award.

Read more about the work we’ve been doing and why the judges chose Crowcombe Estate.

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We’re winners of the FWAG 2025 Somerset Otter Award!

On 9th July 2026, we held a farm walk and talk, were presented with our award, and then enjoyed a delicious spread of our home-grown produce.

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Birdsfoot Trefoil

Recently, we have seen an increase in the vibrant yellow and orange wildflower, birdsfoot trefoil on the estate.

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Maintaining biodiversity with the roboflail

The roboflail has been an invaluable tool around the estate. It’s used on steep ground, boggy ground and difficult-to-access terrain to clear gorse, bracken and brambles.

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One fallen oak, multiple microhabitats

The decaying tree will create specialised microhabitats in different parts of the tree

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Preventing deer overpopulation is necessary: here’s why

Deer are an important part of the Quantock Hills’ history and live wild and free, roaming as they please.

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Stacey’s pork pies

Try Stacey’s delicious pork pies! She shares the recipe with us.

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Blog

We’re winners of the FWAG 2025 Somerset Otter Award!

On 9th July 2026, we held a farm walk and talk, were presented with our award, and then enjoyed a delicious spread of our home-grown produce.

Read more →

Birdsfoot Trefoil

Recently, we have seen an increase in the vibrant yellow and orange wildflower, birdsfoot trefoil on the estate.

Read more →

Maintaining biodiversity with the roboflail

The roboflail has been an invaluable tool around the estate. It’s used on steep ground, boggy ground and difficult-to-access terrain to clear gorse, bracken and brambles.

Read more →

One fallen oak, multiple microhabitats

The decaying tree will create specialised microhabitats in different parts of the tree

Read more →

News from the farm

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