Forest Hill Farm

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Farm2Fork Food Truck for event catering hire Delicious dishes with ingredients from our regenerative farm.We also sell jams,pastured eggs,pork,bacon & lamb
Shop:www.foresthillfarm.ie.
🥚Honesty Box: A82Y671
Book Food Truck ☎️0852518737 [email protected] Through regenerative farming practices we produce high quality, nutrient dense food that we sell direct from our farm to customers, whilst improv

ing ecosystems, soil health, and animal welfare that serve the local area. You can purchase our produce from self service honesty boxes available at Eircode A82Y671 , A82N6W7 & A82WT38 or at our pop up store in Bailieborough Town every Friday and other farmers markets stay tuned for locations. Or you can contact us for sales & info ph085 2518737

We will be adding to our product range and undertaking exciting on farm projects to increase biodiversity so check out our Facebook & Instagram pages for updates.

05/08/2026

Betty and family ( and farmers) chilling in the wild paddock once jobs are done beats Netflix any day of the week and we're getting the piglets used to human handling while Mama Betty takes a nap. She's cool with our presence and trusts us with her babies so she just nodded off and snored to her hearts content
Happy free range pigs.

Cavan
Farmlife
Pigs
Pig Farming
Farm shop
Cater hire
Oxford sandy and black pigs
Bailieborough

01/08/2026

A pig's nose is truly brilliant, functioning as a super-powered scent detector, a heavy-duty shovel, and a delicate touch sensor all at once.
Pigs have over 1,100 smell receptor genes, compared to humans who only have about 400.
Their sense of smell is roughly 2,000 times more sensitive than a human's, and they can detect scents up to 7 miles away.They can spot food, like truffles or roots, buried up to 3 feet (nearly a metre) beneath the ground.
Betty here, in particular loves her food, and a good rummage through the soil for roots and grasses, this is her natural diet, keeping her body and brain healthy.

Free range
Farm to Fork
Cater hire
Ethical farming
High welfare
Regenerative farm





27/07/2026

Mamma pigs Pip and Betty and all their babies are now sharing a huge fresh paddock and it seems that they're loving it and each other!
This paddock was rested for several months and is now full of roots, wild flowers and various grass species ( and plenty of rush) which the pigs can eat turn over, shelter and shade in.
They snuggle with their Mammy pig in separate shelters at night but spend much of the day playing or resting with one another outside.
They're free to run around, play, sleep, feed and forage. This is what free range pig farming looks like.

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Oxford Sandy and Black pigs
Heritage breed
Free range
Bailieborough
Cavan
Catering
Sustainable farming

Our hens are free to roam on chemical free pasture from dawn to dusk. They sleep in a spacious coop that we move onto fr...
24/07/2026

Our hens are free to roam on chemical free pasture from dawn to dusk.
They sleep in a spacious coop that we move onto fresh pasture regularly
To support the natural pecking order and immunity we keep our flock small.

Choose pasture raised eggs
Be weary of 'free range' eggs in some road side vending machines and supermarkets.... They're not as free range as you'd think!

Pasture raised
Ethical farming
Free to roam
Quality eggs
No chemicals
A farm not a factory

23/07/2026

Pablo 'helping' as usual.

Farmdog
Rescue dog
Sustainable farm
Farm to Fork
Cater hire
Farmlife

Poor Pip our Mammy pig is having a bita bother feeding one of her babies, he is the 'runt' it seems and his bigger broth...
11/07/2026

Poor Pip our Mammy pig is having a bita bother feeding one of her babies, he is the 'runt' it seems and his bigger brothers n sisters are too strong for him to compete.
The "runt" of a pig litter is the smallest and weakest piglet, typically weighing less than 0.9 to 1.1 kg at birth. Because of their size, they are born with fewer energy reserves and struggle to compete with their larger siblings for milk and space at the mother's udder.
So rather than let this little cutie deteriorate more we're substituting with regular bottle feeds as well as some of his Mammy's milk, and he's getting very spoiled with regular feeds and cuddles.

In most piggeries / factory farms the runt would be left to die or removed and euthanized.
Not at Forest Hill Farm.





08/07/2026

Tiggy our breeding sow is free to sleep, shade, forage, scratch and explore her huge wild paddock. She's regained her condition after feeding her now weaned babies and has had a good rest for the last few weeks with plenty of peace and quiet.
We don't push our breeding sows to produce litter after litter in a small space of time, we allow a healthy rest and nutrition period.
Meanwhile her babies are thriving.

Address

Bailieborough

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 8pm
Tuesday 8am - 8pm
Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 8pm
Saturday 8am - 8pm
Sunday 8am - 8pm

Telephone

+353852518737

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