Good News if you live in High Peak. Farm fresh, free-range eggs - direct to the public
Enjoy wholesome free-range eggs, fresh from the farm, and help needy young people gain valuable work experience.	The view from Norman Wood Farm in the beautiful Goyt Valley where, as part of our Skills Training project, we keep a flock of free-range hens. Our Free-range eggs project is an approved Social Enterprise. Eggs are sold under the Good News label to help cover our operating costs.
WHY NOT PLACE A REGULAR ORDER AND SUPPORT THE PROJECT? Some points that may influence you: (1) You'll be helping needy young people to gain valuable work experience. (2) You'll get fresher eggs: Commercially produced eggs (even free-range) can be weeks old by the time they reach your kitchen. There's nothing wrong with this - eggs have a long shelf life - but we believe "Fresher is Better" - that's why Good News eggs are only a matter of days old. (3) Happier hens! During the day our hens are free to roam in and out of their barn at our Goyt Valley farm. They are fed on good, wholesome poultry feed and fresh water.
If you would like to support the farm project, by placing a regular order, call Brian on the number below. There's no minimum quantity and the prices are less than you would pay in most supermarkets. LOCAL AGENTS Local agents take delivery of several dozen eggs at a time, for distribution to colleagues and friends. If you are interested in becoming an agent, contact on 01298 24761. Posters and leaflets are provided and administration is minimal. Opponents of Battery Eggs here are some facts which may surprise you. Above: Sue encourages the flock!
ORDERING EGGS: For your nearest agent, email (or call him on 01298 24761), or call at Charis House, Hardwick Square East, Buxton between 9am and 5pm, Mon. to Sat, or visit one of our market stalls. NOTE: We can't deliver outside of the High Peak area but customers from further afield are welcome to collect their orders from Charis House, Buxton. FARMERS' MARKET Be sure to visit our stall at the Farmers Market - held under cover at the Octagon in Buxton's picturesque Pavilion Gardens. Buxton Farmers Market gives local people and visitors to the town an opportunity to buy food and products directly from local farmers, producers and craftspeople. Farmers' Markets at the Octagon Buxton Farmers' Markets are held in the beautiful Victorian Concert Hall, known locally as the 'Octagon' due to its shape. The elegant cast iron and steel structure was designed by local architect Robert Rippon Duke. It opened to the public in 1875. _2010 August Thursday 5th 9:30am to 2pm (on the prom) September Thursday 2nd 9:30am to 2pm October Thursday 7th 9:30am to 2pm (on the prom) November Thursday 4th 9:30am to 2pm December Thursday 2nd 9:30am to 2pm December Thursday 23rd 9:30am to 2pm "Roll up, roll up! - get yer free-range eggs" - Brian at Buxton Farmers Market Only products which have been produced, grown, raised, baked or caught locally are on sale at Buxton Farmers' Market. Stall holders must comply with relevant food safety and hygiene regulations and no GMOs (Genetically Modified Organisms) can be knowingly sold. Entry is free. Contact Hazel or Matthew on 01298 24761 or if you'd like to know more about our Agricultural/Conservation project

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