Our purpose is to nurture relationships with the land, food and wildlife through our organic, community farm. Here’s a snapshot of our most recent impact statistics, taken from across The Farm. Find out more in our annual report.
If you are interested in supporting The Farm, we would encourage you to visit our Support Us page to see all the ways you can contribute.
Farming our land
1,900 volunteer days worked to help us grow our crops last year
88% learned about organic food and farming through their time with us
Food retail
600+ local households benefit from our organic produce every week
40+ South West growers sold through us last year
40 local households benefit from discounted organic produce every month, supported by The Community Fund
200 organic Christmas hampers donated to families across Bristol each year
Communities programme
1,700+ local people visited the farm last year
100% of wellbeing course attendees agreed that they had improved their skills, confidence, sense of community and knowledge
Wildlife
155% increase in bumblebee numbers since 2020
21 different butterfly species call our margins and hedgerows home
COMMUNications, People & FINANCE
1,900+ people read our newsletter about food and farming each month
36 people are employed by The Farm, all at the National Living Wage or above
£0 profit. We are a not-for-profit organisation and all of our income goes towards paying producers a fair price; investing in our land and wildlife; and welcoming people from the community.
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