Sow Study Sustain is the tried and tested plan of two people and a bunch of volunteers, not a crass brand building excersise to make money. But the momentum will grow and fast… because it needs to.
We want to build Sow Study Sustain micro farms in communities – within the parishes that should be at the heart of our culture and values. We don’t need much, it wont need planning permission, just enough for two 20-60 ft polytunnels and raised beds. We roll back enclosure to bring a new form of common land back into the hands of communities. You can approach us as a group or a parish if you are East Midlands based.
We bridge the generation gap to rediscover and unlock the skills that will build resilience, teamwork best practice.
These are all part of the, once taken for granted, now receding and, hidden real wealth within our communities that far exceeds published GDP. Wealth is a store of value that should not be limited in purely financial terms. Yet, people are so busy being exploited their skills and knowledge are eroding even faster than our freedoms, cultures and values. Only Community Wealth Building can avoid the perfect storm by pushing up, because trickle down is propaganda.
We, like you, grew fed up with gate keeping people in our county that talk a good game, love a selfie and just seem to feed off of our energies and ideas. Well we need to act now and cut to the chase.
We can assemble a vertical growing system for all year round food. It ends the linear take make break and waste model replacing it with circular economy practices. We show communities what, when and how to grow, preserve, cook and eat healthily.
Grasping the fundamentals will allow you to stay one step outside of the digital matrix that’s coming. Are you sitting comfortably because time is of the essence and necessity is the mother of invention
So why not call us
We want to build Sow Study Sustain micro farms in communities – within the parishes that should be at the heart of our culture and values. We don’t need much, it wont need planning permission, just enough for two 20-60 ft polytunells and raised beds. We roll back enclosure to bring a new form of common land back into the hands of communities. You can approach us as a group or a parish if you are East Midlands based.