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EXPERIENCE life on the farm this Big Cohuna Festival and take part in the Shukura Park Farm Feed the Animals Tour.

This tour is family friendly and suitable for all ages to engage in the small boutique, regenerative family farm.

Growing pork, lamb, duck, turkey, chicken and beef, the Shukura Park Farm family also enjoy providing wholesome seasonal vegetables, herbs, fruit and farm fresh eggs.

Living by the “farm to table” and “know where your food comes from” philosophy, Shukura Park Farm co-owner Lara English said the tours were great fun for all involved and were an “important element in preserving heritage and passing it on to the next generation”.

“We take pride in growing our farm produce, pesticide and antibiotic free with no added hormones or chemicals, which means that only the healthiest scrumptious food ends up on your plate,” Ms English said.

“We are passionate about providing families with only the very best and think it’s really important to ethically produce food where people can come along and see our process and feed the animals along the way.”

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