Household
Vegetables
Kensons Farm
- Where
- Sutton Mandeville, Wiltshire
- Unit
- See source
- Storage
- Confirm storage guidance before routing.
- Delivery
- Follow the source route and confirm collection or delivery details.
- Availability
- Various
Alpha concept for British farm food
Find, buy and donate food direct from British farms.
One public front door for household-sized farm produce, shared buying, charity needs and the good platforms already doing the work. Good Crop routes people to existing farm shops, food hubs and platforms where they already work.
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What do you want to do?
Available from farms
Public-buyable produce, not wholesale leftovers.
Bigger than supermarket, small enough for a household, stable enough to survive normal home storage.
Not sure
Cabbage
Meadow Farm
- Where
- Somerset
- Unit
- 5Kg
- Storage
- Cupboard 2 weeks
- Delivery
- Courier
- Availability
- 5Kg
Shared buying
Beetroot
Meadow Root Co-op
- Where
- Lancashire
- Unit
- 12 kg crates
- Storage
- Cool and dark; wash before use.
- Delivery
- Group collection point can be arranged in Preston.
- Availability
- Unwashed beetroot crates
Food hub
Onions
Cedar Barn Produce
- Where
- Norfolk
- Unit
- 20 kg nets
- Storage
- Store dry with airflow.
- Delivery
- Collection Monday to Friday, delivery by arrangement.
- Availability
- Long-keeping onion nets
Food hub
Potatoes
West Moor Farm
- Where
- Somerset
- Unit
- 25 kg bags
- Storage
- Keep dark and ventilated.
- Delivery
- Pallet delivery available for orders over 20 bags.
- Availability
- Bulk bags for groups and hubs
Household
Kale
North Fen Organics
- Where
- Ely
- Unit
- 5 kg crates
- Storage
- Refrigerate and use within five days.
- Delivery
- Local collection slots on Tuesday and Thursday.
- Availability
- Up to 110 kg harvested to order
Shared buying
Apples
Orchard Vale
- Where
- Kent
- Unit
- 13 kg trays
- Storage
- Store chilled where possible; use within two weeks.
- Delivery
- Producer can meet buyers at the Saturday market.
- Availability
- 35 trays of mixed apples
Food hub
Carrots
Green Lane Growers
- Where
- Hereford
- Unit
- 10 kg sacks
- Storage
- Keep cool, dry, and away from direct light.
- Delivery
- Collection from farm gate or pallet delivery within 25 miles.
- Availability
- Around 480 kg available
Three lanes
Keep every listing honest about who it is for.
For households
5kg to 10kg bags and boxes ordinary homes can store and use.
For shared buying
Neighbour, workplace, church and school buys that can be split.
For food hubs
Verified groups that can handle sacks, crates or pallets.
Needed by causes
Useful produce, received in the right quantities.
Brighton Community Fridge
Brighton
NeedsSmall boxes of fruit and vegetables
Capacity20 to 30 boxes weekly
ReceiveWeekday afternoons.
The Welcome Table
Leeds
NeedsSoup vegetables and herbs
Capacity60 kg weekly
ReceiveTuesday to Thursday, 9am to noon.
Valley Gleaning Group
Monmouthshire
NeedsSurplus field crops for redistribution
CapacityFlexible, from 50 kg upward
ReceiveWeekends with one week of notice.
Northside Youth Cafe
Manchester
NeedsSalad vegetables and fruit
CapacityEnough for 120 meals each week
ReceiveWednesday mornings.
Eastside Pantry
Birmingham
NeedsLong-life vegetables, apples, potatoes
Capacity80 household portions weekly
ReceiveTuesday afternoons and Friday mornings.
Harbour Community Kitchen
Bristol
NeedsRoot vegetables and onions
Capacity150 kg per week
ReceiveWeekday mornings before lunch service.
Good Crop promise
Help more farm food move fairly.
Good Crop should be a useful front door, not another middleman. When a good route already exists, send people there. When a farmer, buyer, donor or community group needs help, make the next step obvious.
- Point people to farmers and food hubs that already work
- Only list produce in quantities people can actually use
- Help donations become useful food in a real local place
- Keep the process simple for growers, buyers and community groups
Free for producers and buyers, fair by design.
Good Crop will never charge farmers, growers or buyers to use site features. Promotions, highlights and visibility should be shaped by community need, seasonality and usefulness, not paid placement.