We are also
committed to helping the community wherever
possible and have a number of other
initiatives such as our allotment club. We
facilitate allotments for people, with the
view that they are not just renting the land
but contributing to the whole farm
community. They also grow to organic
standards and we offer support and knowledge
wherever possible to help further people’s
knowledge of how to grow in a sustainable,
biodynamic fashion.
Trinity Farm is also a member of the
WWOOF (World Wide Opportunities on Organic
Farms); we have volunteers throughout the
year from near and far. Some live near by
and come for one or 2 days each week and
others come from all over the world to
stay for a few weeks or several months.
These people come to learn a sustainable
method of growing food for the future.
This gives Trinity Farm a true community
feel, a vibrant, happy place and this can
be seen in the quality of the food grown,
not to mention it’s burgeoning
biodiversity.
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