At our farm in the Boyne Valley in County Meath, the Sheridan family have been growing the highest quality potatoes and grain for the last 40 years. Brothers John and Michael along with their sons, Mark and Noel have grown the farm to over 1800 acres. With a hardworking ethos at the core of what we do, and a team of dedicated staff, we are continuing that proud family tradition of supplying fresh potatoes and grain, fully traceable from farm to fork, to outlets across the island.
We grow winter and spring crops, which consist of potatoes, wheat, barley, oats, oilseed rape and beans. Our crops are grown in rotation which ensures highest yields and superior quality, but also protects our long-term sustainability.
This is how we do it! Check out this drone footage of our potato harvest in full swing at Headfort Farm, Kells, Co. Meath. Perfect weather conditions and the team working like clockwork. The Grimme four row harvester is followed closely by the two ploughs and the 6 metre Lemken sower, sowing wheat. Thanks […]
Over the last year, some of the focus on our farm has turned to improving biodiversity. As farmers, we see first hand how climate is affecting our habitats with increased dry periods, warmer winters and prolonged wet spells. We have been looking at ways we can make incremental changes on our farm to contribute to […]
While the outside world was turned upside down because of the worldwide pandemic, work on the farm continued pretty much as normal in 2020. With farming & food production deemed essential we were able to carry out our work in the fields while most other people were at home during the lockdown. In terms of […]
