Veg Box Subscriptions
If you live in Timsbury, Midsomer Norton, Paulton, Radstock, Peasedown St. John, Farmborough, or any of the villages surrounding the farm, we now offer a home delivery veg box scheme. Click 'Sign up for a Veg Box' to use the post code checker to see if we deliver to your area. Currently we deliver to areas within 5 miles of the farm.
Each week brings a different mix of seasonal produce harvested at its peak. Low food miles mean that we have a minimal impact on the environment but also that the food is fresh when it is delivered to your home.
Get in touch if you want to find out more!
[email protected]
Radford Mill Farm Shop
If you live in Bristol, you can find a fresh range of our produce at our own Radford Mill Farm Shop, in Montpelier, BS6 5PZ. They also do a veg box scheme for Bristol residents.
Our Bristol Shop offers a full range of organic produce, wholefoods, and convenience items, and we operate a veg box delivery scheme in and around Bristol.
https://www.radfordmillfarmshop.co.uk/
[email protected]
39-41 Picton Street
Montpelier
Bristol, BS6 5PZ
Trade & Wholesale
We love to work with trade customers including local shops, veg box schemes and wholesalers. We can supply large volumes of certain crops throughout the season.
Please email our Head Grower, Lucas, if you're a trade customer and would like to work with us and we can sign you up to receive our weekly availability list.
[email protected]
We are growing on organic soil that is teeming with life, so we work in a way that nurtures this. We don't use any chemical pesticides or fertilisers. We build soil by adding compost and well rotted manure and feed soil life with comfrey and nettle teas.
Much of the work is done by hand, using fingers, forks and hoes to weed plants and prepare soil, but we do sometimes drive a tractor in our larger fields to help us prep the soil for planting.
Biodiversity is really important to us and we love seeing bees sleeping in the calendula flowers and toads feasting on slugs.
The more we welcome other than human life into the farm, the more resilient and in balance we will be.
