ambassador pack
How our membership works.
This is your plain-English guide to everything My Little Farm offers, so you can talk about it with confidence. You don't need to sell anything. Your job is simply to open the door: invite someone to join the community. Everything deeper grows from there, in its own time.
One idea sits under all of it: everyone begins in the same place, then goes as deep as they choose.
the front door
Everyone begins as a community member.
This is the one thing you're inviting people to do. It's the whole ask. It's affordable, it's a real stake in the land, and it's the doorway to everything else.
everyone begins here
Community Member
£100 a year
- A stake in the land, recorded in your name
- The community: weekly calls, seasonal gatherings, friendships that deepen each year
- First access to the food, and our seasonal events at a members' rate
- Your £100 counts toward becoming a Steward or a Founder, whenever you're ready
then, when the time is right, there are two ways to go deeper ↓
eat from the land
Become a Steward
£195 a month
- Everything in the community
- £150 a month back as farm tokens, to spend across the whole farm
- The rest supports the farm, the community and the wider network
- A rolling commitment, no land holding, this is about food and belonging
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Become a Founder
from £5,000
- Everything in the community
- Co-ownership of a farm, a real stake in the land held for generations
- Four tiers, each building on the one before
- Paid as a signal now, then a 60-month plan once the land is secured
the founding tiers
The four founding tiers, each building on the last.
Every tier keeps everything in the tier below it, and adds more. So a Smallholder receives everything a Co-owning, Real Food and Good Life founder does, plus their own. The open circles below show what carries up from the tier before; the filled circles show what that tier adds.
Co-owning · the foundation
50m²The membership at its heart: co-own the working farm, and belong to it fully.
- A real stake in the working farm: your own recorded m², a vote, and a holding you can pass on
- All of community life: the seasonal gatherings and member day-visits
- Take part in the farming year: sowing, harvest, lambing, workshops and forest school
- A founder's welcome reward in farm tokens
- 10% off everything from the farm
- Your whole household included, children too, plus guest passes
Real Food · the food
150m²For the household that wants the farm to feed them, all year.
- Everything in Co-owning
- Food for the year: a free Stewarding Membership, so the farm feeds your household
- Free access to Streat Garden, our first farm
- Your member discount rises to 20%
Good Life · the lifestyle
600m²The lifestyle of a smallholding, without the work.
- Everything in Real Food
- Full 7-day access to the estate: come and go as it suits your life
Smallholder · the land & a home
1,350m²The deepest tier: the most land, your own garden, and the option of a home on the land.
- Everything in Good Life
- Your own private tended garden on the estate
- A home on the land: the priority housing option
two things worth understanding
Farm tokens, and how founding is paid.
Farm tokens
Farm tokens are the farm's single currency. They're spent on everything: food, the sauna, the cabin, workshops and stays, not food alone. You can top up any time. A Steward's £150 a month simply arrives as tokens to spend as they wish.
How founding is paid
Each tier is a signal now, which secures the place, followed by a 60-month plan. The monthly payments only begin once the land is secured, so no one is paying toward a farm that isn't happening.
how to refer
Your part is simple.
You're not closing a sale. You're introducing someone to something you believe in, and letting the farm do the rest. The one action you're inviting is always the same: join the community for £100 a year.
"I'm part of a farm that's building something real, community-owned, regenerative, food you can trust. It's £100 a year to join, and that's a genuine stake in the land. If it sounds like you, come and see it. I'll introduce you."
If they ask about going deeper, you don't need every figure. You can simply say: from there you can become a Steward, where the farm feeds you, or a Founder, where you co-own a farm. Then point them to a land walk, or to us, for the detail.
quick answers
If someone asks…
Do I have to become a Founder?
Not at all. Most people begin, and happily stay, as community members. Founding is there for those who want to go all the way.
What does my £100 actually get me?
A real, recorded stake in the land, the community around it, first access to the food, and members' rates on events. And it counts toward Steward or Founding later.
What's the difference between a Steward and a Founder?
A Steward pays monthly and the farm feeds them, no land holding, it's about food and belonging. A Founder puts in capital and co-owns a farm, a permanent stake held for generations.
When do founding payments start?
The signal is paid now to secure the place. The 60-month plan only begins once the land is secured.