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What We Believe
It's not the cow, it's the how!
We can create farming systems that serve planet, people while generating profit.
Education
We deliver impactful workshops to empower others to regenerate land, produce nutrient-dense food, and build resilient, community-rooted farming systems.
Community
We cultivate meaningful connections by bringing people together to learn, share skills, and support each other through farming, food, and nature.
What we believe
We believe that farming can be a powerful force for healing; of land, ecosystems and people. Rooted in regenerative organic principles, our approach is guided by respect for natural systems, care for animals and a long-term commitment to ecological resilience.We manage our land holistically through planned grazing, allowing our cattle to move in a way that mirrors natural herd behaviour. This helps rebuild soil, restore biodiversity and draw down carbon.We believe animals should live as naturally as possible. Our herd is fully outwintered, grazed on diverse pastures and never fed grain or artificial inputs.This forage-only system is slower but produces healthier, more nutrient-dense beef and supports the health of the land. The lack of costly inputs also means the system is highly profitable and financially resilient.Our agroforestry systems provide shade, shelter and structured grazing lanes, while our ponds support biodiversity, recharge the water table and provide passive drinking water for the herd.Community is at the heart of what we do. Through education, partnerships and volunteer opportunities we aim to share knowledge, inspire action and build connection. We believe we can create farming systems that serve the planet and people while generating profit — and help others do the same.
Education
Our aim is to empower others to understand how regenerative agriculture works in action; from soil health and holistic grazing to agroforestry, water management and low-input livestock systems.We collaborate with organisations such as NOTS, Síolta Chroí and Donegal ETB to deliver workshops, training days and on-farm learning opportunities. These sessions are designed for farmers, growers, land managers, educators and anyone interested in working with nature to produce food in a way that restores the land rather than depleting it.Our workshops combine practical skill-building with systems thinking, helping participants understand the wider ecological and social impacts of their actions. We believe that regenerative farming should be financially viable, ecologically sound and rooted in community.Whether you’re just starting out or looking to transition an existing farm, our educational offerings are designed to inspire, equip and connect. Together we can build a future where farming serves the soil, supports livelihoods and strengthens the bond between people and place.
Community
Community is at the heart of everything we do at Future Oak Farm. We believe farming should serve not just the land but the people connected to it. Through our beef boxes, volunteer events and educational workshops, we are building a vibrant, values-led community rooted in food, soil and shared learning.By offering 100% grass-fed beef directly to customers, we’re reconnecting people to where their food comes from and supporting a local food economy. Our volunteer days invite people onto the land to learn practical skills, meet others and contribute to meaningful work in a welcoming, hands-on environment. We also run regular workshops focused on regenerative farming, helping to spread knowledge and confidence across our local network.We believe rural areas thrive when people are empowered to stay, work and live meaningfully on the land. Regenerative farming can help sustain local livelihoods and create a stronger rural economy.Keeping more lights on in more houses and more children in local schools.Whether you come to learn, lend a hand or fill your freezer with nutrient-dense beef, you’re part of something bigger. We’re growing more than food here; we’re growing connection, resilience and hope for the future.