Eco Ewe in Norfolk is an example of an amazing farming business that diversifies not just in producing food for all of us to enjoy, but also in sustainable production of their sheep with lovely woolly jumpers, rugs and stools. Their luxury lifestyle range showcases their ethics, and by being based around zero waste, they are thus fully sustainable.
“I think people have had a problematic departure from nature”, Olivia Shsve states. “We should be celebrating these native breeds which have evolved not just to survive but to thrive in their native landscapes, heritage breeds may take longer to mature, but they’re healthier creatures as a result. It’s the seasons that dictate the level of grazing and the taste of their meat is immeasurable in comparison to imported meats available in supermarkets.
Many UK farmers like us are creating Ecological food systems that function without degrading soils, land, water or biodiversity. When you have a native breed, that have similar genotypic and phenotypic characteristics such as the Norfolk Horns, these features develop to become accustomed to a defined environment, making them the perfect agri-environmental example. Our Native breeds such as the Norfolk Horns were bred to thrive in farming systems, we had years ago with low environmental impact and low input. They’re a breed apart being one of the oldest in the UK however, though numbers now are healthier, there remains a decline in breeding dams and progeny.”
I’m very proud to be their brand ambassador and delighted to share with you that their new website has just recently been launched.
https://www.ecoewe.co.uk/
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