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Who we are
About the farm
We are a community farm in the village of Screveton, Nottinghamshire: founded in 2017 as a Community Benefit Society, we farm 60 acres (about 24 ha) of leased land. In 2017–18 we planted thousands of fruit and nut trees in agroforestry and silvopasture fields; on our land, registered organic with the Soil Association, we grow apples (around 20 heritage varieties), medlars, quince, plums, sea buckthorn, currants, hazelnuts, almonds and walnuts, plus vegetables and herbs in the community garden around our polytunnel. We sell our produce from the honesty shed on the farm and through shops in nearby towns, and give a share to food banks. We welcome volunteers, members, school groups and visitors to our events.
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What we grow
Food crops
Here we list the crops we grow for food. Open a row and we show you what we process from it and which of our products we sell.
Fruit
Apples
- Fresh produce · heritage variety
Currants
- Fresh produce
Elder (flower & berry)
- Fresh produce
Medlars
- Fresh produce
Plums – damson, greengage, Opal, Victoria
- Fresh produce
- Fresh produce
Quince
- Fresh produce
Rosehips
- Fresh produce
Sea buckthorn
- Fresh produce
Grain, pulses, seeds & nuts
Almond
- Nuts & seeds
- Nuts & seeds
- Nuts & seeds
Hazelnut – purple filbert
- Nuts & seeds
- Nuts & seeds
- Nuts & seeds
Sweet chestnut
- Nuts & seeds
- Nuts & seeds
- Nuts & seeds
Walnut
- Nuts & seeds
- Nuts & seeds
- Nuts & seeds
Vegetables, mushrooms, herbs
Other herbs
- Fresh produce
Rhubarb
- Fresh produce
- Vegetables
- Vegetables
Sales channel
- Farm-gate sales
- Vending machine / self-service
- Retail
Product categories
Product groups
Area
The farm's size category is based solely on the area of land, not on the scale of official revenue.
24.5 ha (60.5 acre) · small (5–50 ha)- orchard · 21 ha (51.9 acre) · certified organic 86%
- forest · 2.3 ha (5.7 acre) 9%
- garden (vegetables) · 1.2 ha (3 acre) · certified organic 5%
Farming method / certification
Community farming
Languages spoken
EnglishLocation
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