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Who we are
About the farm
We are a charity city farm in Spitalfields, East London, founded in 1978 on a former railway goods depot – the nearest city farm to the City of London. On our 1.3 acres (about 0.5 ha) we keep farm animals, including sheep, goats, hens and rabbits, as a Rare Breeds Survival Trust approved conservation city farm, grow fruit and vegetables in every available space, and our rescued honeybee colony produces honey. Our Farm Shop sells seasonal farm-grown produce and items made by our volunteers from farm ingredients, and our Tea Hut serves drinks and locally sourced food. We are open free of charge from Tuesday to Sunday and welcome volunteers and school groups.
Snapshots
Image rights: Spitalfields City Farm
What we raise
Livestock
Here we list the animals we keep, with breed and headcount. Open a row and we show you what we process from them (milk, meat, eggs, honey…) and which of our products we sell.
Bees
- Honey
- Honey
- Honey
- Goats
- Hens
- Rabbits
- Sheep
More of our products
- Fruit
- Fruit
- Vegetables
- Vegetables
Sales channel
- Farm-gate sales
- Gastronomy
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.
0.5 ha (1.2 acre) · micro (under 5 ha)Farming method / certification
Community farming
Languages spoken
EnglishLocation
Contact
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