We want the next generation to inherit productive soil, to understand the value of farming, to appreciate where our food comes from, and to continue feeding the community. We farm for ourselves and for the future.

Sustainability comes first for us. Our crops feed our animals, our animals feed us, their manure feeds the fields, and so we carry on. We work hard to make the most of our land and to keep it productive for future farmers.

Because we have a limited amount of land, we need to manage it carefully. We maintain a small herd so we have space to grow food for our animals, and we rotate our crops and grazing pasture so our soil stays nutrient rich. It’s important that we use our resources wisely.

We feel a strong commitment to our community, who help us succeed. From the abattoir up the road, to our parents’ farm around the corner. From the tannery we use, to the restaurants we supply. From the equipment we buy, to your table, everything happens locally. Together, we’re preserving our rural economy.

At Enright, nothing goes to waste. We use as much of our animals as possible. While beef is our main business, we sell bones for soup, make soap from fat, our offal goes into gourmet dog food and treats, and we craft gorgeous leather goods from our hides. Even our animals’ manure goes back into our fields as fertilizer.

Each piece of Enright leather is tanned locally and bench-made by a skilled Canadian artisan. With classic designs and simple details, our leather’s made to last.

Each hide is distinct, telling the story of its previous life. We embrace our leather’s heritage, rather than buffing it out, so your piece will be completely unique, growing in character for years to come.