We're not here to sell a finished solution. We're here to build something together; slowly, carefully, and in public view. Something that reconnects you with the land that feeds you and with a community of like-minded souls.

This is not just about farming. It’s about nourishment, belonging, and long-term stewardship.

The outcomes are not guaranteed, but it’s a mission we’re fully committed to.

Starting where the land allows: Sussex.

Every meaningful movement needs a place to begin. For us, that place is Sussex. Our intention is to secure 1,000 acres here, learn to steward it well, and develop a working model of member-owned, regenerative food production that can endure real-world pressures; ecological, financial, and human.

If we do this well, Sussex becomes the foundation for what can follow.

A long view: food, land, and home.

Food is the starting point, but it’s not the end. We believe that when land is protected for nourishment rather than speculation, other possibilities emerge naturally: deeper community ties, shared purpose, and eventually, new ways of living together.

Our long-term vision includes the potential for Sovereign Villages to take shape; communities rooted in land-based living, shared values, and practical self-reliance.

This is not a promise of housing, nor a fixed plan. It’s an exploration of what becomes possible when land is held differently.

Our Founding Members are the architects of this future, shaping what emerges.

An ambitious horizon.

Our vision is ambitious because the need is great. Beyond Sussex, we hold a wider vision. If the model proves resilient - socially, ecologically, and economically - we will support the creation of a national network of community-owned farms across the UK.

Over time, that could mean tens of thousands of acres held in long-term community stewardship, households fed weekly from land they co-own, biodiversity restored, soils rebuilt, and national food sovereignty reclaimed.

Not everywhere. Not all at once. Only where land, people, and capacity align.

How this works in principle.

My Little Farm is built around shared stewardship, not shared labour. When people join as members, they become part of a growing community that enables more farmland to be brought into long-term, community co-ownership. Each new member strengthens our ability to secure additional land, protecting it from speculation and dedicating it to nourishment, care, and future generations. That land is then looked after day to day by an experienced team of farmers and land stewards, whose role is to restore soils, grow food to beyond organic standards, and build resilient ecosystems. The harvests from this land are shared back with the community as weekly nourishment. Some parts of the land are shaped primarily for food production and ecological restoration; others naturally become places for gathering, learning, and reconnecting with the land. Together, they form a living landscape that feeds people, strengthens community, and grows more abundant as more people choose to belong.

A culture of care, not fear.

We don’t approach this work from collapse or panic. We choose joy, responsibility, and patience. We think in generations, not quarters. We invest in relationships, not shortcuts. And we believe that reconnection to land, food, and each other can be deeply life-giving.

This path is not easy. But it is honest and it is necessary.

An open invitation.

This vision cannot happen without people choosing to step in. Not as spectators. Not as customers. But as members willing to share responsibility for the future they want to see.

If this resonates and you feel drawn to help build something slower, sturdier, and more human, you’re warmly invited to join us.

We don’t know exactly where this will lead. We do know why we’re walking this path. And we’d welcome you alongside us.

Join the movement.

The future belongs to those who own the source. Secure your place in the next 100 founders today.