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Welcome to Fearn Farm
The Scott family have been farming at Fearn for 4 generations, with the fourth generation already making their mark on the farm too! We aim to breed commercially relevant livestock suited to modern, sustainable livestock farming systems and that are capable of thriving off high forage diets.
Ranging from light soils through to heavy clay the farm has always been a mixed unit. The farm currently grows malting barley alongside commercial and pedigree sheep and cattle.
Alongside our sheep and cattle enterprises we also farm a small arable acreage, growing barley for the malting and distilling industry and home feeding. Please don’t hesitate to contact us for further information on any of our enterprises.
news from the farm
Filling the holes in the wooden benches of @rsrfc changing rooms with @FionaFearnfarm on the varnish. Clubhouse nearly done! There will be more glamorous duties ahead never fear. #oneteamonedream
Would be fair to say that we are fairly relived with the way grass swards have picked up, a tickle of N and a bit of moisture and we now have a handy bite for tupping ewes and weaning calves onto.
Cows shifted closer to the handling facilities for weaning and scanning on Tuesday @LuingCattle #luing it would be fair to say it was a nice day for the job.
LATEST NEWS FROM FEARN FARM
Great From Grass 2021
We are delighted to be able to welcome our customers on farm again this year for our annual ‘Great from Grass’ breeding sheep sale on Friday 27th August. There’s a great selection of 180 rams and...
Fearn Godfather Semen Available for Sale
Fearn Godfather by the gentle giant Dakota of Upsall, was used briefly before we sold him as a two year old for 10,000gns in Stirling 2015. In hindsight maybe we shouldn’t have sold him, we did...
Fearn Flock News – Lambing just around the corner!
Lambing is certainly looming large at Fearn, our stud (those we breed our rams from) ewes are due on April 1st and with our crossbred ewes hot on their heels on 18th April its going to be a busy...
