About the Farm
Chest of Drawers Farm is a small, family-run smallholding. This page is a placeholder — swap in your own farm's story, history, and photos.
Our story
[Placeholder copy] Chest of Drawers Farm has been in the same family for a few generations, starting as a handful of fields and growing into a working smallholding. Today it's run by a small team who care about growing good food without cutting corners — rotating crops, resting the soil, and keeping things at a scale where every animal and every bed gets proper attention.
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What we do
Growing
Seasonal vegetables grown across a rotation of open beds and polytunnels, using low-intervention methods.
Livestock
A small flock of free-range hens for eggs, with room to roam across the orchard.
Bees
A few hives kept along the hedgerow, tended gently and harvested sparingly.
Land & conservation
Hedgerows, wildflower margins, and unmanaged corners left for wildlife.
Our values
- Grow at the pace the season allows, not the pace a supermarket demands.
- Keep the farm small enough that nothing gets neglected.
- Sell close to home, so food doesn't travel further than it needs to.
- Leave the land in better shape than we found it.
Where we are
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