Own the farm that feeds you.

What is My Little Farm?

My Little Farm is a national movement dedicated to restoring the English countryside. We are a member-owned collective that secures farmland in community stewardship, ensuring it remains a permanent source of health and abundance for the families who rely on it. We are on a mission to cultivate a national network of community-held farms, beginning with a flagship estate in Sussex.

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What makes it different from a veg box or CSA?

A veg box is a transaction; My Little Farm is a legacy. When you join, you move from "renting" your food from a supermarket to owning the source. Members aren't just customers; they are stakeholders who fund regenerative enterprises and secure a physical stake in the land. You aren't just buying food; you are securing your household's future.

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What is "Radical Responsibility"?

It is the recognition that the current industrial food system is fragile and extractive. Radical Responsibility means choosing to step outside that system by co-owning the soil, protecting the farmers, and ensuring that your family’s nourishment is beyond-organic, ethical, and permanent.

Can I visit the farm?

We encourage it. From Spring to Autumn, our farm shop is open to the public every Saturday. Members, however, receive exclusive access to wider farmland, hands-on workshops, and private seasonal celebrations.  This is your land; we want you to know the people and the animals that nourish you.

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Can I get involved in the farming?

Participation is always optional, but highly welcomed. Whether it’s planting hedgerows, harvesting, or attending a workshop, we provide the space for you to move from being a "consumer" to being a true steward of the land.

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Do you offer camping or overnight stays?

Yes. From Spring, we are opening our Sanctuary Stays exclusively for members. This includes limited camping pitches and seasonal pop-up cabins. This is the first step toward our Sovereign Village initiative; creating a destination where members can retreat, reconnect, and eventually live within the Eden they helped build.

Where is the farm located?

Our inaugural hub is located near Lewes in Sussex. This serves as our "Mother Farm", and will form the blueprint for the national movement. As we grow, we are securing a 1,000-acre estate that will house our market gardens, livestock, and member sanctuaries, serving as a hub for members across the UK.

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Do I have to live near the farm to join?

No. Our community is nationwide. We distribute our beyond-organic harvest to members all over the country. Whether you live in a Sussex village or a city center hundreds of miles away, you receive the same priority access to the food and the same stake in the land. 

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How much does delivery cost?

• Delivery is £12.99 for orders under £40, £5.99 for orders £40–£75
• FREE delivery on all orders over £75.
• All produce is shipped in cardboard boxes with wool insulation and cool packs to ensure it arrives farm-fresh.

What is the Sovereign Village?

It is our long-term vision for the Sussex 1,000-acre estate. It is a blueprint for land-based living, where food sovereignty, shared values, and self-reliance come together. By joining now, you are helping us build the infrastructure that will eventually evolve into a fully realised, community-owned village.

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How do I become a member??

You can join the movement by securing a space in our current intake. Your joining commitment is not a "fee", it is a pre-payment for your food. Once you join, My Little Farm begins feeding your household from soil that you now help protect.

What makes My Little Farm’s food system secure?

Industrial food systems are fragile because they rely on global "just-in-time" supply chains. We are building resilience through three layers:

1. Direct Ownership: We own the land. We are not beholden to banks, landlords, or government subsidy shifts.

2. Controlled Growth: We limit our membership in strict proportion to our acreage. Your food access is never "diluted" by over-selling.

3. The Partner Grid: We partner with a network of like-minded regenerative farms across the UK.  This diversifies our production, protecting your supply from localised weather or crop disruptions.

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What happens if there is a crop failure or shortage?

As an owner of a living, seasonal system, you share in the farm's reality. While we use our partner network to fill gaps, we do not "compensate" for natural shortages. Membership is not a subscription for a guaranteed product; it is a stake in a biological system. In times of scarcity, our members are moved to the front of the queue, ensuring you are fed before any food ever leaves the farm gates.