Growing in harmony with nature to provide nutritious, locally grown fruit and vegetables.
Welcome to Freshford Community Farm Project
While still very much at the conception and planning stage, our vision is to establish a community led market garden farm in or around the Freshford and Limpley Stoke area, near Bath, UK. The farm will be a haven of abundance, producing nutritious, affordable, locally-grown fruit and vegetables. It will follow nature-friendly farming practices to ensure that the community, the growers, the land and local biodiversity can all thrive.
Guiding Principles
Healthy Food
Freshford Community Farm will strive to produce healthy, nutrient dense fruit and vegetables by avoiding the use of synthetic agrochemicals and promoting soil health. A healthy soil ecosystem increases the uptake of nutrients by plants, thereby increasing the nutritional value of our food.
Nature
The farm will be a place of abundance where nature can thrive alongside food production. It will employ nature-friendly farming practices, working to sequester carbon by restoring soil health, to provide additional habitat for wildlife and to increase local biodiversity.
Community
The farm will be a hub for the community, promoting wellbeing by bringing people together and building knowledge and skills around growing healthy food.
Events
Midwinter Feast
19 January 2025, 12:15pm
Join us for a warming midwinter feast on Sunday the 19th of January 2025 at Freshford Memorial Hall.
The wonderful Bath Community Kitchen will prepare a colourful and seasonal vegetarian main course, with deserts and cheese provided by Freshford Community Farm Project. Bring your own drinks (alcohol is allowed!).
We'll be providing a short introduction to our vision for a community farm in Freshford and would love you to share your ideas to help it take shape. Craft activities corner for the kids.
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