Goodsmallfarms

18/08/2025

Just a note to say that this is not the official Good Small Farms page. Not allowed to delete this page. Follow the link below: https://www.facebook.com/goodsmallfarmsstroud

A regenerative 100 acre farm in Stroud: market garden, cows, agroforestry, nursery and farmhouse

20/09/2022

Hello, we've been having some difficulties with this page so we have created a new one. If you'd like to keep on following us then head on over to our new page. Thanks so much for your support and patience!
We're holding a volunteer afternoon in the market garden next Wednesday the 28th of September 1-4.30pm. More info on the new page.
https://www.facebook.com/goodsmallfarmsstroud

A regenerative 100 acre farm in Stroud: market garden, cows, agroforestry, nursery and farmhouse

12/05/2022

Our stall will be running from 10am to 2pm tomorrow at The Long Table in Brimscombe. Rosie our head grower will be there to chat to you about what's happening on the farm and future veg boxes 💚

11/05/2022

We'll be at The Long Table from 10-2pm on Friday. Come say hello and have a chat about future veg boxes. We'll be selling salad and seedlings. We have some beautiful tomato plants 🍅 💚
Also a great opportunity to see all the work The Long Table, Stroud Kids Stuff and Stroud and Cirencester Furniture Bank have put into their new home ❤️❤️ Come grab a coffee and a baby plant!
Stroud District and Cirencester Furniture Bank The Long Table Stroud District Kids' Stuff

29/04/2022

We're feeling very proud of the progress we've made in the market garden. The first harvests will be happening in the next couple of weeks and the no dig beds are being filled with seedlings. The only thing missing is a little bit of rain to help the new plants get going 💧

25/02/2022

Things are beginning to happen here at Good Small Farms! Our focus is resilience through diversity. The aim is to produce delicious food with sound ecological practices. There's exciting plans for a number of different projects on the farm so stay tuned.
The first project is beginning to take shape. The market garden now has 8 no-dig beds and a bit of rotovated ground that's soon to be a polytunnel for summer crops and propagation. Propagation tables have been built and some early sowings of main crop onions are keeping cosy in the farm house. There'll be lots more activity in the field as the soil begins to warm up🌱🌱