Health and wellbeing is a dear wish for all.
Living in a good community further enhances our lives, but many of us don’t realise, that a healthy community in our soil, of microbiology and insects, is essential in producing good food, and will help to create a more sustainable world.
Listen to our interview about Robins Glen on Kilkenny Local Radio
We are members of Talamh Beo – visit their website
Consumer Society
Todays society it is very much focused on consuming, influenced mainly by multinationals. We now have so much information and things, but so little time. The people outside our circle, in the community, are almost forgotten, but these people make up the very fabric of our humanity and have so much to offer and their empowerment could add so much to our lives.
Commercial Farming
The food we consume today, mainly comes from commercial farming, which forces nature to produce large quantities of the same crop, year, after year for convenience and profit. The insects and microbiology are pushed aside, by machinery, chemicals, insecticides, fungicides and others to produce unsustainable and unnatural food.
Empowering the Community
When nature is given a chance, it produces sustainable and quality food, rich in vitamins and minerals to sustain us, and our community’s. This food is more expensive to produce, but this money stays in the community, and will help to empower it.
Join us in our Journey
Fairness in our society and in our farming will set communities on the right path. We in Robins Glen have learned a great deal, but we are only beginning our journey.
Learn more about how your food is produced, source local food as much as you can, try growing some without chemicals (its good exercise), use less processed food, get more involved in your community, join a national group like Farming for Nature & An Talamh Beo, learn and experience how wonderful nature is and share it with others. We would love to hear from you.
Wishing you health and wellbeing.
GALLERY
Visit our open sunflower farm during the summer season
SHOP
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Multigrain Field Mix
€8.00 – €14.00 -
Organic Homegrown Potatoes – SARPO AXONA
€12.00 – €20.00 -
Organic Irish Grown Wild Bird Feed
€5.00 – €30.00 -
Organic Sarpo Axona Seed Potatoes
€18.00 – €30.00 -
Organic Whole Barley
€8.00 – €14.00 -
Organic Whole Oats
€14.00 -
Organic Whole Wheat
€15.00 -
Rolled Multigrain Field Mix
€8.00 – €14.00 -
Rolled Organic Poultry Mix
€7.00 – €13.00 -
Rye
€8.00 – €14.00 -
Whole Organic Poultry Mix
€7.00 – €13.00