Our Farm

The history of tobacco in England is long and rich. Cultivation of red Virginia tobacco occupies a significant place in it. In the early 19th century, Red Tobacco Farm began as a red Virginia farm. Over time, however, after several neighboring farms merged, the direction of operations changed. The decision was made to switch to milk production.
Despite this, the farm decided to keep its original name, Red Tobacco Farm, as a tribute to its past success in the tobacco industry. That name has remained with the farm to this day. It is still known as Red Tobacco Farm even though its main focus is now high quality milk production.
The farm has been retailing milk since the 1980s, and the current owners, John, David and Matthew, are the fourth generation of their family to run the business. The farm is located in Fylde Plain and is owned by Adam Swaley, who bought it in 1982 and has since stepped away from the day-to-day running of the business.
The family is deeply passionate about producing high-quality milk. Adam Swaley's family is dedicated to their cows and work hard to ensure the highest quality dairy products. Overall, the history of Red Tobacco Farm is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the Swaley family.