IU Berka’s Kliņģeri Farmstead, Jana Berka – Kliņģeri Farmstead

Būmeistari, Tārgale Parish, Ventspils Municipality, Latvia, LV-3621
(+371) 29113076
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Sheep and lamb meat, processed products. Sheep’s wool and wool products. Grassland fodder. Tourism. Teas. Sheepskins. Sorbet. Grassland plants. Spices.

An organically certified farm, the Berka family’s “Kliņģeri” farmstead in Tārgale Parish, Ventspils Municipality, run by Andris and Jana Berki. The family left city life in Ventspils some time ago and moved to the countryside, where they live and farm in harmony with nature. Andris and Jana are delighted that their children have the opportunity to grow up in the countryside with a different attitude towards work and animals. They have been involved in sheep farming for over 10 years, rearing Romanov sheep for both breeding and meat production. The Romanov sheep are reared in accordance with the state-approved Romanov sheep breeding programme, subject to veterinary and zootechnical controls. They are constantly working to improve the quality indicators of their flock.

The sheep, as well as the chickens and ducks, are looked after by the clever and beautiful Australian sheepdogs, which are also family pets.

Jana has set up her own processing workshop, where she produces freeze-dried lamb products – brilliant snacks! She also makes her own meadow herbs there. In 2025, with the help of a small grant, Jana purchased an ice-cream-making machine and expanded her range of meadow products – meadow sorbets are now produced. Meadow clover, cow parsley, wood sorrel and more… – an adventure for your taste buds is guaranteed!

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The owner of the "Natural Meadow Product" label is Latvian Nature Fund.
The brand was created as part of the LIFE19IPE/LV/000010 LIFE-IP LatViaNature project, with the aim of promoting business initiatives for the sustainable management of natural grasslands.
The project "Optimisation of the Management and Stewardship of Natura 2000 Protected Areas" (LIFE19IPE/LV/000010 LIFE-IP LatViaNature) is being implemented with financial support from the European Union’s LIFE programme and the State Regional Development Agency.
The information reflects solely the views of the implementers of the LIFE IP LatViaNature project; the European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency is not responsible for any use that may be made of the information provided here.