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Not exactly a farm, in the UK you can get allotments for virtually nothing (£50 a year for half an acre) which I do. I have a shed there I do computer work from
by hkt 4y ago
Not exactly a farm, in the UK you can get allotments for virtually nothing (£50 a year for half an acre) which I do. I have a shed there I do computer work from, and do organic permaculture all over the plot, plus somewhere for the kids to sit and eat their sandwiches. I didn't have to seek anywhere out and strongly recommend it to anyone in the UK!
- aakashsigdel 4y agoI am toying with various ideas and want to do something similar here in the UK in few years. Would be great if you could share some resources on this?
- hkt 4y agoYes! For allotments, the RHS and the NSALG are the places to go, they have information on growing, allotment etiquette, seasonal produce etc: https://www.nsalg.org.uk/ https://www.nsalg.org.uk/ https://www.rhs.org.uk/advice/beginners-guide/allotment-basics https://www.rhs.org.uk/advice/beginners-guide/allotment-basi... As for permaculture, I follow this magazine, which is worth every penny: https://permaculture.co.uk/ https://permaculture.co.uk/ And as for finding an allotment, there's a handy gov.uk service that will tell you which local authority to get in touch with: https://www.gov.uk/apply-allotment https://www.gov.uk/apply-allotment Most allotment sites have a waiting list, but there's always some turnover as people lose interest (or in some cases, die of old age!).