Farm Fresh Turkeys From Wigginton Fields Farm, Tamworth

Richard Calcott has farmed at Wigginton Fields Farm (Tamworth) since 1980. He started at the age of just 16 years with 50 turkeys selling to local people along with learning the family trade of farming beef cattle, sheep, combinable crops and agricultural contracting. Over the last 37 years Wigginton Fields Farm under Richards guidance now produces 2000 turkeys, supplying local people, farm shops and butchers.

He is assisted with all elements of the farm by his wife Deborah and their three sons Edward, William and George. A new range of buildings were built in 2004 which were purpose built for the rearing and supply of Traditional Farm Fresh Turkey’s to a high standard.

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Taste of Staffordshire winner 2018
Christmas Reservations Now Being Taken!

Turkeys

We have Traditional White Turkey’s in a pole barn and Free Range Bronze Turkey’s which feed and roam on the Wigginton Fields grass meadows. They are a naturally slow growing which makes the meat more succulent.

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Turkey Welfare

Our turkeys are reared and processed on farm to make life as stress free as possible. They are a slow growing breed, enabling them to grow naturally over a 20-22 week period producing firm succulent breast meat.

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Holiday Cottages

Woodland View and Cornfield View at Wigginton Fields Farm are two beautiful modern barn conversions. They are situated between the villages of Wigginton & Harlaston, Near Tamworth, Staffordshire.

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What our Customers Say

We have been having a turkey for a few years now, they seem to cook to perfection every year. Excellent service! 5*****

John

I have been having a Calcott turkey for many years, I like the recipe for left over turkey to save any wastage.

Isobelle Robinson

Large Quantity Turkey Orders

Large Quantity Turkey Orders

We support local butchers and business's. If you'd like to sell our range of Calcott Turkeys or present them to your employees for some Christmas Cheer! Please get in touch.

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