The Farm Land of Trevenna rises from the Loveny River Valley up to the Southern Slopes of Bodmin Moor with views over the beautiful Village and thriving rural community of St. Neot.

Trevenna's 142 acres of rolling green Countryside are set within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

FARM ESSENTIALS

• 142 acres to explore
• Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
• Views to Bodmin Moor
• Spring water
• Pick your own seasonal vegetables
• Off road walks
• Rabbits, deer, foxes, badgers

FARMLAND

We have started the transition to organic status under the guidance of the Soil Association.

Our aim is to restock the farm land at Trevenna with rare breads and organic vegetables using biodynamic and rotation farming principles.

HEDGEROWS

There are over 300,000 miles of hedges in Cornwall, some of which run through Trevenna, and form our largest semi natural habitat. The high wildlife value of Cornish Hedges results from their individual and collective importance.

Individually a Cornish Hedge is a structure that provides many differing habitats, microhabitats and a sanctuary within a landscape which has been converted into intensive arable use.

Wildflowers seen in the Cornish Hedges of Trevenna include red campions, blue bells, foxgloves, ground ivy, woundworts, common violets, ox-eye daisies, cow parsley and wood sage. Hedge top trees and scrub on the farm include hawthorn, blackthorn, gorse, oaks, ash, Cornish Elm, sycamore, holly, elder, hazel, honeysuckle and brambles.

Free copies of ‘Wildlife in Cornish Hedges’, are available from the Farm Shop.