We love vegetables and we want you to feel the same way about them too.
We're creating a magical farm in Cheshire and with your help, we can break the supermarkets grip on veg.
Locavore’s Big Plan sets out our ambition to scale up what we do to launch a large social enterprise grocery store which offers a viable alternative to supermarkets. We want our new store to be the sort of place most people can do most of their grocery shopping so that we can increase our market share and use it to shape a food system which is better for society and our environment.
Falkland Kitchen Farm is a 5 acre organic market garden nestled at the base of the Lomond Hills in Fife. We grow over 70 varieties of fruit, veg and herbs which we sell to local retailers, restaurants and through our veg box scheme. We believe that small scale farming has huge potential to produce fresh and healthy food whilst also enriching our natural environment.
Organic fruit & veg is the core mainstay of Vegetropolis business, this is because - notwithstanding the obvious environmental benefits of Organic growing, I am happy to support Organic farming & having been involved with this Organic produce for a number of years now, I know it is of a consistently high standard.
Here at Whitmuir we rear beef cattle, sheep, pigs, layer hens for eggs and turkeys for Christmas. We also grow seasonal vegetables, some soft fruit and lots of hope and encouragement.
We are a family business that has been growing specialist seasonal fruit and vegetables at Kenyon Hall Farm in Cheshire since 1979. Over 16 years ago we began sourcing and bringing together producers from across the North West, launching ‘Northern Harvest’ in 2002. We are now proud to deliver produce from over 80 other local producers.
Sue Lang had been running her own Honey and homemade Preserves business for 5 years, when in September 2014 she was approached by the owners of 'Garden Friends Vegetable Box Scheme and Farm Shop' about buying the Farm Shop. Val and Mark were going to retire, but knowing of Sue's long held wish to have her own shop, they asked if she'd like to take it on as a going concern. Of course the answer was yes! She would have loved to have taken on the veg box scheme too, but it was too much to do single handed.
Is a 12 acre Market Garden open to and well supported by the public, offering a wide range of vegetables, plants, seeds, plugs, home- made preserves and free range eggs.