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Kindling Farm

Sustainable Farming - Community Shares

75% raised
6%

Forecast
return

Investors
204
Hours left
0
Raised so far
£300,707

Kindling Farm are buying Barn Hey, an established 77-acre farm and transforming it into a large-scale community-owned farm using sustainable farming practices to produce healthy and organic food for all.

Match funded
Better food

Target
£400,000
Min raise
£100,000
Offer opened
31/03/2023
Closing date
01/07/2023

Kindling Farm Limited
Society no. 7283
Manchester, UK
Incorporation date: 22 February 2016

Match Funded

Win Win!

From 10th May 2023 the next £50k of community investment is matched £1 for £1 by the Community Shares Fund an initiative in partnership with Co-op & Community Finance.

Your money will…

  • Combat climate change the ecological crisis and poor health by supporting the future of sustainable farming.

  • Establish a sustainable farm model for the future of local, healthy food production to replace the broken industrialised food system.

  • Create a community-owned agroforestry farm that cares for people, wildlife and the local economy.

  • Earn a potential return. Investments in the share offer target an annual return of 3%.

The bigger picture

Kindling Farm is a vision for the future of better food production and farming. A vision that nurtures biodiversity and organic methods, supporting a new generation of sustainable farmers to produce healthy, local fruit and vegetables. Here’s how:

  • Purchasing Barn Hey, a 77-acre farm between Manchester & Liverpool for a community-owned farm using sustainable, wildlife-friendly methods to produce healthy, organic food.
  • Demonstrating ways that food production can be truly sustainable, encouraging, training and supporting a new generation of agroecological farmers.
  • Caring for the soil and wildlife using alternative methods to industrial farming that nurture and protect the local environment, creating a better food system.
  • Educating people on the benefits of good food production for health, the environment and local communities.