How do I get involved?

Scaling up requires quite a commitment and the most common question we are asked is ‘how can we help?’  To be honest, the simplest way to help is to support us by buying our produce.  We recognise that over the first months and years, our output might not be as consistent a we like, but knowing our customers are consistently there to support us will help us achieve the goal of robust food supply together.

Sponsoring our initiatives gives your business a meaningful way to support regenerative farming in Guernsey while contributing to local food resilience and environmental stewardship. Your support helps educate young people, expand access to wholesome food through initiatives such as our Pay It Forward package, and strengthen the island’s growing capacity. It also demonstrates a clear commitment to social responsibility while aligning your brand with practical, long-term solutions for a more resilient future.

If you have spent anytime working on a landscape, you will know it is honest work.  There is no escape and the results of your work are tangible.  It feels good, when you add purpose, it feels great.

We would love to help you feel great so we offer regular sessions at Farmer Gym providing diverse and interesting physical activities amongst a great group of people to help achieve a very worthwhile purpose.  Sessions are from 11:00 – 16:00 on Saturdays.  Get in touch if you would like to join us

The best way you can help us achieve the work we do is to engage our services and buy our food.  This gives us stability.  We also welcome your time at Farmer Gym, but we recognise that there are times when a good old fashioned donation is the best way to support a project to take bigger steps.  As we scale, cashflow is king and your donations certainly help us navigate the training, equipment and related costs of doing so.

If you wish to donate, get in touch or make a transfer to:

The Soil Farm Ltd, 74713167, 60-09-20

Understanding soil biology and food systems is the first step towards meaningful change. We encourage people to read widely, question how food is produced and explore the growing body of work around regenerative agriculture. There are excellent books, research papers and documentaries that explain the science and the systems in greater depth. The more informed we are, the better decisions we can make for our land, our health and our community.

We offer Lunch and Learn sessions for businesses, schools and community groups who want to better understand soil health, nutrient density and local food resilience. These sessions are practical, evidence-based and grounded in real farming experience. They are designed to introduce the principles of soil biology and regenerative systems in a way that is accessible, relevant and directly applicable to everyday decisions around food and land.