Organic Pork and Bacon

Farming With Nature

Certified Organic Pork, Bacon, and Eggs

Farm Shop:

WEDNESDAY   2-6
THURSDAY     9-6
FRIDAY     9-6
SATURDAY  9-6


Rathgarogue Organic Farm Produce
Organic Pork - 
Pork Leg, Pork Roast, Pork Belly, Pork Chops, Fillet and Ribs

Organic Dry Cure Bacon   
Low in Salt
No Nitrates or Phosphates
Low in Nitrite 
No Added Water
Ham, Back and Streaky Rashers, and Bacon Collar

Organic Sausages
   85% Pork

Organic Eggs
Cuts of meat are individually vacuum-packed in 1-2kg pieces, larger cuts can be pre-ordered for your special occasion.
Make up your own list or try our value boxes

Breakfast Box


€40

  • 2 x Back Rashers
  • 2 x Sausages
  • Pork Chops
  • 2 x Streaky Rashers
  • A Dozen Eggs

Dinner box


€100

  • 2 x Sausages
  • Pork Chops
  • Pork Leg
  • Pork Roast or Belly
  • Bacon Collar
  • Ham
  • A Dozen Eggs

Small Box

€50

  • 1 x Sausages
  • Pork Chops
  • Back Rashers
  • Bacon Collar
  • Pork Roast or Belly
  • A Dozen Eggs

Delivery

Local delivery can be arranged

Contact

 

Rathgarogue Organic Farm

Rathgarogue, New Ross, Co. Wexford

Y34 XN20

 
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The Farm

Free to Range



The pigs are reared in an outdoor system and are allowed the freedom to roam, root and wallow, enjoying all the Irish weathers!  
They are fed only certified organic feed with plenty of silage and treats from the farm vegetable patch.

Farming with Nature

The farm has a strong focus on nature, with native hedgerows and trees planted, including nut and fruit trees.  Meadows are allowed to mature naturally to support local wildlife, and some crops are planted specifically for birds and insects.

Welfare



The animals are bred on the farm from robust, outdoor suited sows.  The aim of the system is to produce healthy, happy animals that do not require medication, or any mutilations.  Our pigs are never castrated, and never have their tails docked or teeth clipped.

Organic Eggs

The hens live in a small group, and spend all of their day out in their field, picking at grass and herbs, and looking for insects. They produce lovely brown eggs with a deep coloured yellow yolk, reflecting their natural diet.