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A multi-organisation event organised by food and drink promoter, Arran’s Food Journey, provided food for thought for Arran High School pupils who enjoyed an industry-relevant afternoon at Bellevue Farm in Blackwaterfoot.
Families looking for an entertaining afternoon of festive fun, good food and shopping deals, and all with a local provenance, can pop over to Bellevue Farm between 12pm and 3pm on Sunday.
Scheduled to take place at Bellevue Farm on Sunday December 5, the Winter Farmers Market will provide shoppers with the opportunity to meet local producers and growers and learn exactly where there food is coming from and all about the living standards of the livestock.
Ailsa Currie of Bellevue Farm at Blackwaterfoot has been selected as one of 25 regional food tourism ambassadors for a new programme by the Scottish trade association Scotland Food and Drink.
The Arran Farmers’ Market held at Bellevue Farm last Sunday was a knockout success and exceeded all expectations with hundreds of visitors flocking to the event.
There is a whole new Barn Experience to be had at Bellevue Farm.
Purchased from Fife just two weeks ago, the three female alpacas named Bonita, Granada and Eriskay, are already settling in well and have struck up friendships with their donkey, pony, chickens and turkey companions in their shed.
The event, which is held in collaboration with Linking Environment and Farming (LEAF), encourages visitors to experience what happens on a working farm and to learn how farmers look after the countryside and produce the food and services that that they provide.
Bellevue Farm in Shiskine reaped the rewards of opening their farm to visitors last Sunday when over 120 people visited their open day event.
