SEE YOU AT THE BIG FEASTIVAL IN AUGUST! * FREE SHIPPING OVER £50 * COME EXPLORE OUR TALLOW AND PLANT-BASED FARM TO SKIN RANGE *

Our Farming Partnerships

 

Become a supporter

At Tarro Skincare, our mission is simple: to create powerful, natural skincare using the highest quality ingredients — without compromise. That’s why we’re proud to source our tallow directly local farms and partner with farms to create and sell their own farm-sourced tallow skincare to their local communities.

A Win for British Farming

This farm-to-skin model does more than just create great skincare. It actively:

  • Celebrates traditional farming values by making the most of every part of the animal
  • Reduces waste by using nutrient-rich suet that would otherwise be discarded
  • Adds value to British livestock farming through innovative, natural products
  • Reconnects people to the source of what they put on their skin—not just what they eat

In an industry dominated by synthetic ingredients, global supply chains, and greenwashing, this partnership is a breath of fresh (country) air.

If you are a farm interested in our partnerships please contact Julie at help@tarro.co.uk

Old Hall Farm, Norfolk

Old Hall Farm is a regenerative, family-run farm set in the countryside of South Norfolk. Passionate about traditional farming values, the team raises a herd of pasture-fed Jersey cows known for producing exceptionally creamy, nutrient-rich milk.

But Old Hall Farm isn’t just about dairy—it’s about doing farming differently. Their focus on high animal welfare, natural grazing, and sustainability underpins everything they do. The farm operates on a low-input, closed-loop model, using techniques that build soil health, support biodiversity, and keep animals thriving on grass—not grain.

From their own raw Jersey milk, they create award-winning cream, butter and ice-cream, as well as handcrafted produce and goods from other local artisans in their bustling on-site farm shop and café.

As a working farm, retailer, and rural food hub, Old Hall Farm champions a return to simple, honest, British food—and now, thanks to their partnership with Tarro, they’re also closing the loop by supplying us with fresh suet from their Jersey cows and surrounding farms, which we transform into rich, nourishing skincare.

Old Hall Farm is known for its dedication to ethical, regenerative practices. Their animals are pasture-raised with care, contributing to healthy soil, biodiversity, and a truly sustainable farming model.

By working directly with Old Hall Farm, we’re able to:

  • Source tallow fresh from the farm—not from industrial or cosmetic-grade suppliers
  • Support British agriculture by creating a circular local economy
  • Ensure transparency in our ingredients from field to face

And it doesn’t end there. Once crafted into our small-batch balms, the finished products go full circle—stocked and sold in Old Hall Farm’s very own farm shop.

Marbled Meats of Northall, Bedfordshire

Marbled Meats (Breeding Vision) has been shaping the Chilterns countryside for nearly 150 years, raising cattle and sheep with care. They're fully committed to high welfare and grass-based farming and manage over 250 cows and 2500 ewes across rotationally grazed pastures, certified under Animal Welfare Approved, Grass-fed and Non-GMO Standards.

What truly sets Marbled Meats apart is their exceptional Wagyu herd:

  • Originating from Japan, this breed is celebrated for its intense marbling and higher omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acid profile  .
  • As of now, the farm has grown its Wagyu line to over 100 animals, including 10 pure-bred and many crossbred stock, with genetics continually improved through selective import  .
  • The cattle are grass-fed year-round, with winter supplemental feeding from hay or silage harvested from their own pastures  .

We’re honoured to receive Wagyu tallow from Marbled Meats—an extraordinary ingredient: rich in nourishing fatty acids, deeply moisturising, and naturally regenerative.

Foxholes Farm Shop, Hertfordshire

Foxholes Farm Shop is an award-winning, family-run farm situated deep within the Hertfordshire countryside. They have a fully-stocked farm shop, butchery counter and deli, and their farming heritage spans three generations.  Their ethic is simple: fewer food miles, respect for the land, and transparency about where the produce comes from. 

What this means for our skincare

Our collaboration with Foxholes means we can source local British tallow from Hertfordshire, aligning perfectly with our circular-economy ethos: using nutrient-rich suet that otherwise may be under-utilised, and transforming it into high-performance skincare. We believe in making the most of every part of the animal — no wastage, full value.

Visit the shop

Their farm shop is located in Hertford (London Road, SG13 7NT), open 7 days a week and offers not only fresh meats and deli goods, but also our Tarro tallow-based balms as part of their curated natural-skincare range.

 

Logo of Hutchinson Hobbs Farm Shop & Butchers with a pink tractor icon on a white background

Hutchinson Hobbs, Yorkshire

Hutchinson Hobbs Farm is a family-centred working farm in the rolling countryside of Yorkshire, grounded in traditional livestock farming values. Nestled among pasture and grazing land, the team focuses on rearing grass-fed cattle using tried-and-true rotational grazing methods and attentive animal care that reflect generations of northern English farming heritage.

What sets Hutchinson Hobbs apart is their commitment to British farming systems that honour the land and the animal. Their farm shop and butcher’s counter are hubs for the local community where pasture-raised meat and seasonal produce reflect the rhythms of Yorkshire grazing cycles. The livestock are predominantly grass-fed, moving through a mosaic of pastures that support soil structure, natural forage growth and wildlife corridors.

Through our partnership, Hutchinson Hobbs Farm supplies us with high-quality pasture-raised beef tallow — rendered and refined by Tarro into deeply nourishing skincare balms that echo the farm’s respect for whole-animal use.

By working with Hutchinson Hobbs Farm, we’re able to:

  • Source tallow from pasture-raised cattle with a clear British origin.
  • Celebrate traditional Yorkshire grazing methods and land stewardship.
  • Support local farm retail and community exchange of goods.
  • Increase ingredient transparency from field to face.

Visit Hutchinson Hobbs Farm

See their farm shop in Yorkshire and explore how traditional butcher’s practice and pasture farming come together with hand-crafted Tarro balms.

Lannock Farm, Hertfordshire

Lannock Farm sits within the Hertfordshire countryside, where a long agricultural history blends arable land with responsible livestock systems. As part of that heritage, Lannock Farm operates with a focus on rotational grazing, forage-based diets and pasture management that prioritise animal welfare, soil health and regional biodiversity.

Their farm shop, Lannock Larder, is a destination for pasture-fed British beef, seasonal produce and independent artisan makers, bringing high-welfare farming directly to local tables. This model reflects a broader commitment to land-respectful agriculture — a system where grazing cattle, grass cycles and nutrient recycling are integral to the farm’s identity.

Thanks to our collaboration, Tarro sources beef tallow connected to these grass-fed herds, which is rendered into rich, nutrient-dense base oils for our skincare range. This connection embodies a shared belief in simple, functional natural products where farming and formulation are inseparable.

By working with Lannock Farm, we’re able to:

  • Source tallow linked to grass-based livestock management in Hertfordshire.
  • Support direct farm-to-consumer retail and local agricultural resilience.
  • Ensure traceable ingredients grounded in regional grazing systems.
  • Honour land stewardship through responsible pasture use.

Visit Lannock Farm

Explore Lannock Larder farm shop and meet the people behind Hertfordshire grazing traditions — with Tarro balms stocked alongside local produce.

Peterley Manor Farm, Buckinghamshire

Peterley Manor Farm is a well-known Buckinghamshire farm rooted in seasonal agriculture and community-led retail. With a long history of mixed farming and local food production, the farm is especially recognised for its seasonal produce, farm shop and connection to the surrounding countryside.

Their farm shop champions regional makers and high-quality British produce, creating a space where customers value provenance, transparency and local supply chains.

While Tarro does not source tallow directly from Peterley Manor Farm, we proudly provide white-labelled tallow balms crafted using our own pasture-raised British tallow supply. These balms sit alongside local produce in the farm shop, reinforcing the connection between British agriculture and natural skincare.

This partnership reflects shared values:

• Supporting British farming and rural retail

• Stocking products rooted in agricultural systems

• Offering customers traceable, farm-aligned skincare

• Strengthening the relationship between land, food and skin

By working with Peterley Manor Farm, we’re able to place farm-sourced skincare exactly where it belongs — in farm shops that celebrate the land.

Visit Peterley Manor Farm

Explore their Buckinghamshire farm shop and discover Tarro’s white-labelled tallow balms alongside seasonal produce and regional goods.

A square logo for 'ORIGIN FARM SHOP' with a stylized leaf graphic above the text, on a light gray background.

Origin Farm Shop

Origin Farm sits on 35 acres of Northamptonshire countryside, bought by the White family in 2022 to support a butchery business the family had already built across the county. Thomas White farms it alongside his wife Chloe and his father Robert, rearing livestock on a grass-based system with environmental practice built into how the land is managed rather than added on afterwards.

The Rushton farm shop opened in early 2026 in a converted farm building, with a traditional butchery counter selling home-farmed beef and own-recipe sausages alongside fresh local produce and a deli. It joins two established sister sites, Origin at Whites in Earls Barton and Thomas Farm Shop in Ecton, giving the family three places where Northamptonshire customers can buy food that comes from a few fields away.

Tarro balms are stocked across all three shops.

By working with Origin Farm, we're able to:

  • Place farm-sourced skincare in three Northamptonshire farm shops
  • Support a family business built on grass-based livestock farming
  • Reach customers who already choose provenance over convenience
  • Strengthen the link between British farming and natural skincare

Visit Origin Farm

Glendon Road, Rushton, Kettering NN14 1QE. Tarro is also stocked at their sister shops in Earls Barton and Ecton.

The Garlic Farm

It began in 1972, when Granny planted the first garlic crop in her kitchen garden. Fifty years on, The Garlic Farm in the Arreton Valley is the UK's largest specialist garlic grower, still family-run, still on the same Island soil. Colin travelled looking for rare varieties, Jenny worked out what to do with them in the farmhouse kitchen, and the range grew from there.

The farm is free to visit. There are farm walks through the valley, Highland and Hereford cattle, goats and chickens, red squirrels in the woodland, and a restaurant serving the farm's own pasture-raised beef. The shop carries their full garlic range alongside the work of other Island producers.

Tarro balms are stocked there among those Island makers.

By working with The Garlic Farm, we're able to:

  • Bring farm-connected skincare to one of the Isle of Wight's best-loved farms
  • Sit alongside producers chosen for quality and provenance
  • Reach visitors who come specifically to see where food is grown
  • Support a family farm that has stayed independent for over fifty years

Visit The Garlic Farm

Mersley Lane, Newchurch, Isle of Wight PO36 0NR. Open daily, 9am to 5pm.

Elms Farm

The Brown family have farmed in Nottinghamshire and Leicestershire since the 1700s, and at Elms Farm itself since 1951, when Chris Brown's grandfather bought the land for the generations that would follow. Chris and Jenny run it now as the third generation, with their son Oscar studying agriculture at Harper Adams and already part of the team when he is home.

Native beef and lamb are reared on pasture, grown slowly, and sold through the farm's own butchery in Costock and a second shop in Ruddington. Conservation runs alongside the farming rather than behind it. The family have planted 40,000 trees, reinstated hedgerows that intensive farming had stripped out, and installed a biomass boiler that heats the farm. There are holiday cottages, an equestrian yard, and Oscar's Patch through the autumn.

Tarro balms are stocked in the farm shop.

By working with Elms Farm, we're able to:

  • Reach East Midlands customers through a third-generation family farm shop
  • Support native breed, pasture-fed British livestock farming
  • Sit alongside meat from animals reared a field away from the counter
  • Connect skincare to the same land ethic that produces good food

Visit Elms Farm

Costock, Nottinghamshire, with a second butchers shop in Ruddington.

A solid white square background with no visible product, text, or graphics.

Hill Top Farm

Four generations of the Ellis family have farmed this land above Leamington Spa. Their lamb is home-bred and outdoor-reared on grass, their beef hung for 28 days, and their free-range chicken comes from another Ellis family farm nearby. Animal welfare and environmental care are treated as the conditions for producing good food rather than as a marketing position.

The farm shop and café have collected a shelf of awards since opening, built on a straightforward idea: sell your own produce direct, and fill the remaining shelves with the best of what your neighbours make. Rhubarb to rum, as they put it. There is a butchery, a deli, and some of the finest views in Warwickshire from Zack's Barn.

Tarro balms sit within their natural range.

By working with Hilltop Farm, we're able to:

  • Reach Warwickshire customers through an award-winning farm retailer
  • Stand alongside local producers chosen on merit
  • Support four generations of grass-based family farming
  • Keep skincare in the same conversation as food and provenance

Visit Hilltop Farm

Hilltop Farm Shop and Café, Leamington Spa, Warwickshire.

Cloverfields Beef and Skincare

Cloverfields built its reputation on pedigree Aberdeen Angus, reared on clover-led pasture and matured for 28 days. Clover is the quiet detail in that system. It fixes nitrogen naturally, reduces reliance on bought-in fertiliser, and produces forage cattle genuinely thrive on, which is why the grazing shows up in the eating quality rather than on a label.

That same attention to provenance is what led to the conversation about skincare.

Cloverfields Skincare has launched with a single balm, and the range will grow from there as further Tarro formulations are adapted for the brand. This is exactly the model we set out to build: producers who already understand provenance, offering their customers skincare that comes from the same values as the food.

By working with Cloverfields, we're able to:

  • Extend whole-animal thinking from the butchery counter to the bathroom shelf
  • Support a producer building on clover-led grazing systems
  • Provide a fully compliant white label route for British beef brands
  • Show that farm-connected skincare holds up under any name, not only our own

Visit Cloverfields

Explore their beef and skincare range, and read more about their clover-fed pedigree Angus.

Calling all farms! Come visit us at:

Reward program

referfriend20

Create an account to claim discount.