Welcome to the Biodynamic Land Trust  website. The Biodynamic Land Trust Limited was registered with the FSA in November 2011 as a Community Benefit Society, and is applying for charity at law status. You can join as a member by buying returnable shares, which will help us buy farm land. We have just exchanged contracts for purchasing Brambletye Fields for leasing to Tablehurst Farm, Forest Row, Susssex and are exploring new farm projects, such as a family BD farm in the heart of England in the Midlands. This website invites you to follow the progress of the 2-3 pilot farm buyout projects. You can also respond with your thoughts, questions and experience. Case studies of different ways of securing biodynamic farms  are welcome from around the world.  Please feel free to suggest links and recommend this project to others. As Dolly said, learning is like muck: the more you spread it around, the more things grow!

 

Biodynamic Land Trust Feasibility Study & Business Plan

Here is our Feasibility Study and Start-up Business Plan.

Young Farmer Wanted — County Durham

2011-12-12. Opportunity for a young person or couple wishing to get a start in farming (livestock husbandry, dairying and cheese-making).

Biodynamic Farming and the Biodynamic Land Trust

Submitted by Guest blogger
on Mon, 10/17/2011 - 12:10

Our farms are the Nation’s Primary Health Service. But not just any farm will do. We need real farms that produce real food to supply the quality and nutrient-dense foods we need to beat diseases and stay healthy naturally. One of the best blueprints for real farming we have is the biodynamic farm.

Access to Land 9-10th November 2011

Gathering for New Farmers and Growers at the Biodynamic Agricultural College

The Land is Ours Gathering 7-9th October 2011

Submitted by Martin Large
on Fri, 10/14/2011 - 20:23

Monckton Wylde. I was invited to the annual gathering of The Land Is Ours to give a packed workshop on the why, what and how of setting up community land trusts, community asset bodies and of course, I used the Biodynamic Land Trust as an example.

One practical outcome was someone from a village with the prospect of being able to buy 11 acres being encouraged to attend the CLT Practitioners seminar: Beyond Housing in Stroud on Tuesday 29th to 30th November 20111 (see www.communitylandtrusts.org.uk)

Another outcome was Simon Fairlie’s question of how to self build, low impact sustainable

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