Salt & Soil organic plots at golden hour, Redruth, Cornwall

Redruth · Cornwall · Est. 2026

A quiet exit from the industrial food system.

Sever the chain.
Own the yield.

Seven plots. Seven households. £100 a month. Land prepared, tools provided, soil maintained — you grow. Two of your crops feed the wider community through our farm shop.

£100 / month · 5 of 7 open
Seven organic plots laid out across Cornish farmland at golden hour
I. The Model

£100 a month. A plot of your own.

We rent — never sell — seven adjacent plots of certified organic land on a simple monthly subscription. We prepare the ground, maintain the soil, and provide every tool you need. You grow. Two of your chosen crops are reserved for the on-site farm shop, so the wider community shares in what the land yields.

£100per month, per plot
12month commitment
3months paid up front
02crops to the farm shop
Plot 01

Allocated

STANDARD PLOT // PREPARED & MAINTAINED

Plot 02

Available

STANDARD PLOT // PREPARED & MAINTAINED

Plot 03

Available

STANDARD PLOT // PREPARED & MAINTAINED

Plot 04

Available

STANDARD PLOT // PREPARED & MAINTAINED

Plot 05

Allocated

STANDARD PLOT // PREPARED & MAINTAINED

Plot 06

Available

STANDARD PLOT // PREPARED & MAINTAINED

Plot 07

Available

STANDARD PLOT // PREPARED & MAINTAINED

Polyculture vegetable garden with tomatoes, beans and marigolds
II. Doctrine

Why this model. Why now.

01

Independence from the food chain

The modern supply chain is fragile, opaque, and indifferent. A plot of your own is a baseline of nutritional sovereignty — insulated from price shocks, recalls, and the politics of distribution.

02

Uncompromisingly organic

No synthetic pesticides. No chemical fertilizers. We farm with regenerative methods that build soil, not deplete it. The earth is the first client; the harvest follows.

03

Two crops for the wider community

Each household commits two of their chosen crops to the on-site farm shop. What you grow feeds neighbours who can't tend a plot themselves — and the shop becomes a small, real alternative to the supermarket aisle.

04

Everything you need, included

Beds prepared. Soil tested and amended. Shared tools, hoses, wheelbarrows, and a covered work area maintained on your behalf. Your subscription covers the lot — you turn up and grow.

05

Community, not collective

You operate your plot autonomously. You also share knowledge, surplus, and the quiet company of six other households who hold the same standards. Strength without surrender.

III. The Terms

This is not an allotment.

It is a premium space for serious people pursuing real food independence. We're looking for households ready to change their lives, and driven enough to do the work.

12 month commitment

A full growing year. Long enough to learn your soil, set a rotation, and actually feed your household.

3 months paid up front

A £300 down payment secures your plot. The remaining months are billed monthly thereafter.

Standards are kept

Plots must be tended regularly and grown intentionally. Weeds, neglect, or absence over multiple visits triggers a written notice.

Underused plots are reassigned

If standards aren't restored, the plot is reallocated to the waitlist. Demand is high. The land doesn't wait.

IV. Gatherings

Barn feast nights. Hands-on knowledge.

The plot is the practice. The barn is where the practice becomes a culture. We gather the seven households around long tables — and bring in people who know what they're doing.

Regular barn feasts

Long-table dinners cooked from what the land just gave us. Open to the seven households and invited guests from the community.

Guest growers & farmers

Working farmers, market gardeners, and seedkeepers come to share what they've learned about soil, rotation, and yield.

Cooks & preservers

Hands-on sessions on cooking the harvest, fermenting, canning, curing, and stocking a real pantry through winter.

Practical skills evenings

Tool sharpening, seed saving, beekeeping, butchery, bread — the everyday skills of a self-reliant household.

The Location

Redruth, Cornwall.

Seven plots set into the Cornish soil, between moor and sea. Mild winters, long growing seasons, real terroir.

Region
Cornwall, UK
Nearest town
Redruth
Coordinates
50.2329° N, 5.2237° W
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A direct question.

Have you dreamt of feeding your family home-grown, organic food?Sick of a food supply you can't trust?Ready to take back control?

Sign up today and let's make it a reality. Five plots remain — and they go to the people who mean it.

V. The Registry

£100 a month.
Five plots remain.

Tell us who you are, who you grow for, and the two crops you'd be proud to send to the farm shop. We read every application.