Meat and eggs from a farm twenty minutes out of Edinburgh.
We're on the Preston Hall Estate at Pathhead. We deliver our own meat and eggs, and whatever our neighbours have grown or baked that week, across Midlothian and into the city.
Order by Midnight on Tue for delivery Thursday.
How we farm
Animals out on grass, all season
Moved to fresh pasture. Slower growing, better ground.Pigs in the woodland
Rooting where they should be, not on concrete.Butchered here on the farm
Meat hangs as long as it should. Nothing travels to be cut.No routine antibiotics
Healthy animals, because of how they're kept.
A food hub: Neighbours fill the rest of the shop
Veg, milk, cheese and bread from people we know and trust.
Where our food goes
Four ways to eat
what we raise
Farmers Market
Restaurants
Weekly delivery
A box of our food and our neighbours', to your door.
How Weekly Delivery Works
1. Choose your box
Let us do the thinking and choose a set box, or simply add individual items to your basket.
Select one-off, weekly or fortnightly delivery.
We don't tie you in — pause, skip a week, or cancel at any time.
2. Add any extras
Eggs from our flock, fresh bread from Ormiston, apple juice from Laprig.
We've got plenty of extras to complete your weekly shop.
Less trips, more delicious produce.
3. Your box arrives
Collect from your local pick-up point, or hit the £35 minimum for free delivery to your door.
Fresh, nutritious produce, delivered on a Thursday.
Order by midnight on Tuesday.
Bramblewood Farm
Bramblewood Farm was founded in June 2025 by Nick when he retired after 15 years in the Army.
The farm raises laying hens, meat chickens, sheep, and pigs, whilst growing a kitchen garden, and running a butchery.
"I started Bramblewood for one simple reason: to grow the food I want to feed my family. Too much intensively farmed food is bland, low in nutrition, and coated in things I don’t want on our plates. It also relies on a fragile system, and since Covid, the thought of empty shelves and poor-quality food has stayed with me."
Small, profitable, local farms that feed their community are the solution to both of these problems, and to many others.
Come and Join us
Events
When and where
Farm Tours
We hold monthly farm tours during the growing season where you can meet the animals, see how we farm, and see the impact that a regenerative farming approach can have.
Volunteering
We hold monthly work days, usually on a Friday afternoon. We'll work with the animals, build fences, fix issues. good farming stuff.
Bramblewood
Contact Details
07466 131596
Rosemains Steading, Pathhead Midlothian EH37 5UQ
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