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Herberry Farm

  • Cashel, County Tipperary, Ireland

We are a progressive and family-oriented dairy farm located in the heart of Tipperary, dedicated to producing high-quality milk while maintaining a strong commitment to animal welfare and sustainability. With a herd of 220 Friesian-cross (FRX) cows, we operate on a spring-calving system, ensuring optimal efficiency and alignment with our grass-based farming philosophy.

Our cows are milked in a modern 28-unit swing-over herringbone parlour, designed to ensure milking is efficient and stress-free for both cows and operators. We believe that happy, healthy animals are the foundation of a successful dairy operation, and we invest in their care, nutrition, and overall well-being.

We also work closely with specialized partners for contract rearing of heifers off-farm, ensuring our young stock are raised in an environment that supports their growth and development to become productive members of our herd.

At the core of our farm's ethos is a commitment to:

  • Milk Quality: We take great pride in producing milk of the highest quality, achieved through meticulous attention to detail in herd management and milking practices.
  • Animal Health and Welfare: Our cows are at the heart of everything we do. Their comfort and well-being are our top priority, with regular health checks, quality feeding, and access to lush, well-maintained pastures.
  • Sustainability and Grass-Based Farming: We utilize Ireland’s rich natural resources by operating a grass-based system, which not only enhances milk quality but also supports environmental sustainability through low-input farming practices.

Our farm is a place where tradition meets innovation, blending the best of both to deliver exceptional results. We strive to foster a positive and supportive working environment, encouraging personal and professional growth for all members of our team.

Join us in continuing our journey of excellence in dairy farming, where every day is an opportunity to make a meaningful impact on our farm, community, and the wider agricultural industry.