top of page
LS Landscape Home of the LAS.png

Members Enjoy Exclusive Visit to Arden Farms

Updated: Aug 3


"This has been the highlight of my whole Membership with the LAS."

High praise indeed, but that was the verdict from one attendee following our recent Members' visit to Ardens Farms, home of The Venison Company.


Around 30 Lincolnshire Agricultural Society (LAS) Members enjoyed a fascinating behind-the-scenes tour hosted by Paul and Sarah Arden, alongside Deer Manager Martin. Blessed with beautiful sunshine, the group had the opportunity to learn more about the deer farming enterprise and gain a unique insight into the journey from field to fork.


Members sit and stand in a covered open-sided wagon, looking out over sunny fields on a scenic ride.

The visit began out in the fields, where Members were able to see the deer and learn more about their management and welfare. The tour then moved on to the farm's handling systems and processing facilities, providing a detailed look at the care, expertise and attention that goes into producing high-quality venison.


One of the key aims of the Society's Members' events programme is to offer exclusive access to agricultural businesses and experiences that are not usually available to the public. The visit to Ardens Farm certainly delivered on that promise, with plenty of opportunities for Members to ask questions, share experiences and learn directly from those working within the industry.


As well as gaining a greater understanding of modern deer farming, the morning provided the chance to connect with fellow Members who share a passion for agriculture, food production and the Lincolnshire countryside.


The LAS would like to extend its sincere thanks to Paul, Sarah and Martin for their warm welcome and generosity in sharing their knowledge, experience and enthusiasm with our Members.


Group of adults posing outdoors by a tractor and Collinson tanks on a sunny farmyard, with barns and blue sky behind them.

Join Us at Our Next Members' Event

If you missed the Ardens Farm visit, or would like to make the most of your Membership, why not join us at our next event?


LAS Clay Shoot Challenge 2026
11 September 2026 at 10:00Blyton Shooting Ground
Register Now

The LAS Clay Shoot Challenge 2026 takes place at Blyton Shooting Ground on 11th September, bringing together Members and supporters for a day of friendly competition while raising funds for the LAS Education Programme.


We look forward to welcoming you to another memorable LAS Members' event.

3 Comments


res
6 days ago

There is a lot more to fire doors than simply choosing a door that looks suitable. In the UK, details such as the frame, seals, hinges and closing mechanism all matter. A qualified fire door specialist can bring these elements together and provide practical advice for the property. That professional approach can make a fire safety upgrade far more effective and straightforward.

Like

vncvx
7 days ago

Thousands of mobile games promise endless fun, but very few remain enjoyable after the novelty wears off. Crossy Road is one of those rare exceptions. At first glance, it looks almost too simple—a character hopping across roads, rivers, and railway tracks. Yet the longer you play, the more you realize that its greatest strength isn't the endless obstacles but the constant stream of tiny decisions.

Like

termitehold
7 days ago

It’s great to see community-driven events like these that bring members together and highlight local agriculture. Such experiences fnaf 2 really foster gratitude for our food sources. Thanks for sharing this!

Edited
Like
bottom of page