The People’s Food and Farming Alliance champions food sovereignty and security.
Grow Your Own
Transform any space, big or tiny, into a bountiful garden. From beginner to advanced techniques, we’ll show you how to grow your own delicious food. Take a look at our guides now!
Community Growing Groups
Join the movement of community-grown produce and protect yourself against future food shortages. Learn how to start a community garden today!
Farmers and Producers
The PFFA aims to support farmers and growers in their time of need. Discover our innovative solutions and make a difference in the agricultural community.
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More Farmers, More Food!
We’ve started a campaign with its primary aim to grow food, regain sovereignty and encourage more farmers and producers across the U.K.
Click below to see our discussion on raw milk v pasteurised milk as part of Dairy Week.
Read MoreGet Funding
Here you will find details of different options to fund your business or project. These include private and government grants, loans, mortgages and crowdfunding. However, this is not a complete list and does not take into account what grants might be available in your local area, so it’s always best to check there first.
View Funding OptionsGroup Buying Guide
By pooling your orders with others, you can buy in bulk, and as the costs to shops or suppliers can be lower if there is a group of buyers you may benefit from significant discounts.
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Making a donation today helps us further our mission to revolutionise how we produce food for you and your family. Giving monthly will speed us towards our funding goal, enabling more of our transformational restoration and provisioning plans.
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Recent Blogs
Small-scale farms can offer resilience.
Small-scale farms are less affected by adverse weather conditions and could become an important part of our food security networks. Local producers, Stonelynk Organics, in Fairlight Hastings run by Hélène Maerschalck and her partner Stephen Atkinson, explain how they survived the persistently wet Spring weather. (2 min read)
