W E Botterill & Son source goslings and chicks from small specialist hatcheries that produce slow growing strains of poultry that are ideal for free range outdoor production. To produce the very best poultry they rely on Traditional farming methods. The birds are delivered as day olds and are immediately put into small groups under brooders.
Once the birds are fully feathered they are allowed free access to fields surrounding the farmyard. Each night they are shut up to protect them from predators. The birds are fed on a cereal based diet produced locally and on the farm.
NB: Please check the farm website to see how to reserve and take delivery of your Bird.
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W E Botterill & Son Town End Farm House 12 Chapel Lane, Croxton Kerrial Grantham Lincolnshire NG32 1PU
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52.8560238, -0.761424988
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