A stake in the land
From day one, you hold 1m² in our Community Land Registry. It grows every year you stay.
A regenerative farm. Member-owned. Built to last generations.
Smallholder life made simple.
My Little Farm exists to give you direct access to our regenerative farmland, the farmers who farm it and the food it produces.
your farm, your food, your family
This isn't a subscription. It's a stake.
For about ÂŁ2 a week you can become part of the farm and hold a real, growing stake in the land, recorded in your name from the day you join.
Behind-the-gates access
Weekly calls, exclusive invitations, and our journey to 100,000 community-owned acres across the UK.
Enjoy real food
Our community is fed first, in a food system run by the people who grow and eat from it.
Join the community · £100/year
Step into the movement now and join the community reclaiming our food system.
your farm, your food, your family
Same budget. Different world.
Most of us already spend more than ÂŁ50 a week on food. So this isn't an extra expense. It's a redirect. Your grocery money grows your food on land you help steward. No tractor. No early mornings. Just a growing stake in the land.
Better food.
Nutrient-dense food, grown without synthetic chemicals, pharmaceuticals, or industrial shortcuts. Real food, the way food should be.
A place to belong.
Our farm team does the early mornings. You get the food delivered to your door, the community, and a place on the land that grows with you.
A stake in the land.
Redirect what you already spend on groceries toward land held in your name and soil that grows richer with every season.
Turn what you already spend on food into land you'll pass to your children.
— the simple idea behind this —
The people who eat from the farm should be the people whose names are on it.
For a hundred years, food has come through chains designed for shelf life — grown by people we'll never meet, on land we have no claim to. A farm held by the people who eat from it reverses every part of that.
Read our visionwhat you belong to
More than a membership. A place to return to.
A working farm in Sussex, a community kept close, a calendar of seasons to live by. For the households who belong here already, this isn't a holiday — it's the rhythm they've come to know, and be known by.
the morning
Saturday mornings, eggs warm in your hand.
Head down to a farm that's been growing your food all week. The farm shop opening, the kettle on, your box waiting. Heritage hens unhurried in their paddock, the kids running off to find them. Breakfast laid from things you gathered yourself — the oldest luxury there is.
the gardens
The whole farm, open to your boots.
Forest gardens four years in. Market garden beds heavy with the season. Herbs to cut for the pot, fruit to lift from the cane, soil that's been tended since 2021 without a drop of synthetic anything. The shortest food chain there is — and it runs through ground you can walk yourself.
the wheel
Eight festivals a year, marked the old way.
Imbolc fires in February. Beltane garlands in May. Litha at midsummer, Lammas at first harvest, Samhain stories when the dark draws in. The cross-quarter days our grandparents knew — marked again with breadmaking, foraging, seed-saving, and the occasional bonfire.
the people
A community on the other side of the counter.
Thursday evening calls. Farming Friday walks. Foraging weekends, recipes swapped, friendships built season after season. The people you meet over the counter tend to become the people you know — and the farm becomes a place you're always known back.
This is the way the year already turns, for the households who belong. The door is open — at whatever pace you'd like to step through.
how we farm
Food grown the way food should be.
Living soil. Heritage breeds. Regenerative practice. No synthetic chemicals, no industrial shortcuts — just a working farm that works with the land rather than against it.
principle one
Living soil, beyond organic.
We build soil microbiology through composting, cover cropping, and rotation. Nutrient-dense crops on ground that gets richer year on year.
principle two
Heritage breeds.
Slower-growing animals chosen for hardiness. Strong immunity from good forage, fresh air, room to move — not pharmaceutical shortcuts.
principle three
Regenerative, not extractive.
More wildflowers, more birdsong, more earthworms in a spade of soil. Productive and wild at the same time.
principle four
Holistic, from the ground up.
Soil, animals, orchards, hedgerows, team, community. Slower than industrial. Better for it.
Our first farm in Sussex, tended since 2021, backed by over 550 households across the country.
join the movement
Your first step onto the land.
A national community bringing British farms into existence, one acre at a time. Begin as a Community Steward — £100 a year, and you're in from today.
start here
Become a Community Steward.
ÂŁ100 a year. Begins today.
Step into the movement now — the community, the land registry, and your first square metre of British soil.
- Immediate access to the community — Thursday evening calls, the member network, Saturdays at the farm shop. From the day you join.
- Your first 1m² of British farmland, recorded in your name in the Community Land Registry — growing each year you stay.
- First refusal on Harvest — when our weekly food membership reopens in Autumn 2026, Community Stewards are invited first. No obligation, ever.
Just £100 a year, and no commitment to anything more — Community Stewardship stands on its own.
£100 a year — less than a fortnight's groceries, and your first square metre of land.
Become a Community Steward · £100/year
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the discovery call
Hear the vision, ask anything, and meet the founders.
Join us for a live 60-minute small-group session. We'll walk through the model, the Sussex estate plan, and exactly what each tier of membership offers — before opening the floor to your questions.
the briefing
What we'll cover together
- The 1,000-acre Sussex estate vision, and how we get there
- Removing land from the speculative market — permanently
- How Stewardship and Founding Membership actually work
- Live Q&A on residency, food access, and the path forward
next live session
Tuesday 5th May
7:00 PM – 8:00 PM (UK time)
Register below to receive your Zoom link.
the choice
Stop renting your food. Start owning the soil that feeds you.
The Supermarket
Over the next five years, a family spending £150 a week on groceries will hand over £39,000 to a system they don't own — with nothing to show for it at the end.
My Little Farm
Your food budget builds a future. It goes toward land you help steward and food grown beyond-organic — by a team who care whether the soil is more alive this year than last.
In the old world, a receipt is a dead end. In the new world, your food is your legacy.
Founding Membership
For those who want to go further.
A sanctuary of 1,000 acres for 1,000 families. Founding Members secure a stake in a specific land estate — rights that compound as the network, the membership, and the mission grow around them.
EXPLORE THE ANCIENT FUTURE →
 Secure your sanctuary forever.
The era of industrial dependence is ending. Whether you are seeking a source of truth for your family’s nutrition or architecting a multi-generational legacy, the first step is to anchor yourself to the land.
FAQs
The first steps are already underway. Now we’re inviting those who believe this future is not only possible — but essential.