The Soil Farm
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    Regenerative AgricultureJock & Sasha
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We Work To Regenerate Soil

Soil Testing & Landscape Consultancy

We work with growers, landowners and organisations looking to rebuild soil health and strengthen local food systems. Our consultancy focuses on practical, biology-led solutions that improve land function, productivity and long-term resilience.

Testing & Consultancy

Composting Solutions

We employ a variety of composting systems to manage diverse, locally occurring waste streams.  Using this knowledge, we can help you to define practical and effective solutions for your own landscape management focused on regenerating Soil biology, reducing input costs and creating an ideal environment for plants.

Composting Solutions

Awareness & Education

Soil health underpins environmental stability, food security and human wellbeing. Through talks, workshops and advocacy, we raise awareness of soil biology and food production, and support others in understanding how regenerative systems work in practice.

Awareness & Education

Compost

We produce biologically complete compost designed to rebuild soil life and restore natural nutrient cycling. Made locally and matured properly, it forms the foundation of healthy growing systems.

Compost

Organic Produce

Our vegetables are grown in living soil using regenerative principles. We focus on nutrient density, seasonal production and long-term soil improvement rather than short-term yield.

Organically Grown Produce

Pork

Our pigs are raised with space, fresh air and careful management, contributing to nutrient cycling within the farm system. Their presence supports soil fertility while producing high-quality pork available through our farm shop.

Pork

Beef

Our beef comes from cattle managed through regenerative grazing. By rotating animals across pasture, we improve soil structure, build organic matter and produce nutrient-dense grass-fed beef for the local community.

Beef

Pasture Raised Eggs

Our hens are raised on pasture and moved regularly to protect and improve the land. Their eggs reflect the health of the system they live within and are available through our farm shop.

Pasture Raised Eggs

The Farm Shop

Our farm shop provides a direct route to market for regenerative produce grown in Guernsey. It connects customers with nutrient-dense food while strengthening local food resilience and keeping value within the island.

The Farm Shop

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Slow worms are a type of legless lizard and their Slow worms are a type of legless lizard and their presence on the farm is an indicator that we have a healthy ecosystem, as they thrive in habitats with rich soil, diverse vegetation, and minimal chemical disturbance.
They also help with the balance of pests like slugs 🦎 🐌
Experimenting with microgreens 🌱 Experimenting with microgreens 🌱
Have you heard…? Looking forward to Spring 2025 🌱 Have you heard…?
Looking forward to Spring 2025 🌱
#watchthisspace
Motthew has hatched 🦋It’s been exactly 10 weeks Motthew has hatched 🦋It’s been exactly 10 weeks since he disappeared underground…Here’s some interesting facts about the Death-head Hawkmoth🦋 The death’s-head hawkmoth is famous for its skull-like markings🦋 They have a unique squeak, made by forcing air through its throat to ward off predators.🦋 Spotting them in organic growing spaces is a great sign of a healthy, pesticide-free ecosystem.🦋 As nighttime pollinators, they help plants reproduce and support biodiversity, making them vital players in nature’s balance.
We regularly put our soils and composts to the tes We regularly put our soils and composts to the test under the microscope looking for all the beneficial microbes that support a living, thriving ecosystem.🧫 Bacteria: These tiny organisms play essential roles in nutrient cycling, decomposition, and soil structure.🍄 Fungi: From breaking down organic matter to forming beneficial relationships with plant roots, fungi are nature’s recyclers and symbiotic partners.🪼Protozoa: These microscopic predators feed on bacteria and fungi, regulating their populations and enhancing nutrient cycling.🪱 Nematodes: While some nematodes are pests, many are beneficial, contributing to nutrient cycling and soil health.
Surplus box availableEmail [email protected] to rese Surplus box availableEmail sasha@soil.gg to reserve 🌱
Our beetroot, turnip, chayote, onion and sage read Our beetroot, turnip, chayote, onion and sage ready for the roasting tin. Simple, real food. You just can’t beat it.
Luna was the star of the show last night on @itvch Luna was the star of the show last night on @itvchanneltv. Thanks to Kate for coming down to the farm to talk pumpkins and pigs 🐖🎃And thank you to everyone who donated their pumpkins
@pipersfarm wool packaging is such a useful resour @pipersfarm wool packaging is such a useful resource for us. If you have any packing, please consider dropping off so we can recycle it into our food systems.Https://w3w.co/successively.enabling.forager🐑🙏🏻
Motthew update 🦋We think Motthew is ready to pu Motthew update 🦋We think Motthew is ready to pupate any day, but whilst we have been waiting patiently for him, another Death Heads Hawkmoth has made an appearance.This is so exciting for us, as these sensitive creatures became very rare when herbicides and pesticides became common practise in farming so with this being the 4th sighting in our greenhouse this year, they are finding a safe home in our chemical free ecosystem. 💚
Thank you for all the donations.That’s us done Thank you for all the donations.That’s us done for another year 🎃
The pigs, chickens and compost are now well fed.Remember, we are still taking leaves 🍂
Your pumpkins are now part of a thriving local eco Your pumpkins are now part of a thriving local ecosystem 🌱Keeping things local is important not just for nutrients.Buy local, eat local, support local.
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Blog

Things to consider this Spring

12th March 2022

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Taste is everything

25th March 2021

To achieve a nutritionally dense and flavourful tomato, rather than just a juicy red looking one, and to ward off pests and diseases in the process, the tomato plant needs access to a wide range of minerals. It gets these from the soil.

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Where is all the food?

17th March 2021

If lockdown has clarified one thing for us, it has been the importance of fresh and clean locally produced food.

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