News from the farm!
Volunteers needed to develop our nursery project!!!
We are developing a flower nursery on the Urb Farm site and we need some help to get things going. If you have an interst in growing/ propegating flowers and would like to be involved please ring Heather on 07793589880 or email heather.talbot@mkchristianfoundation.co.uk
We are also looking for volunteers for other projects- the wildlife area, woodland area and the main vegetable patch... just let us know if you want to help out.
Thanks!
GP
Growing People is a social enterprise project based on Wolverton’s ‘Urb Farm’ site. We are one of a family of social enterprises managed by the Milton Keynes Christian Foundation, a local charity working with people from all sectors of the community across Milton Keynes. Growing People grow flowers, fruit and vegetables for sale throughout the
city- to both businesses and individuals. We also offer learning opportunities through our Extended Training programme, E2E, or open days.
STOP PRESS!!! STOP PRESS!!! STOP PRESS!!!
We are considering starting up a box scheme...Our boxes will contain our own veg, grown at Wolverton Urb Farm, and would be supplemented with organic produce from wholesalers or other farmers in Bedford or Cambridge. We are looking at running a trial first so click here to register your interest. Please include your location (we can only deliver to North MK) and any preferences.
The Growing People Team
Top chef Raymond Blanc visited Wolverton in September 2009 to do a cookery demonstration for local school children. The dishes he made consisted almost entirely of produce grown by Growing People. We were very proud to be involved! Click here to view photos of his visit, or here to hear what he had to say about local food.
Designed and produced by
A social enterprise offering
young people training in creative multimedia design
Illustrations by Jack Hall former
Growing People apprentice
Useful Links
Click here for a page of links to other projecs which you may find interesting and also for businesses that supply our produce!
“Inspiration is not garnered from the recitation of what is flawed: it resides, rather, in humanity’s willingness to restore, redress, reform, rebuild, recover, reimagine and reconsider.”- Paul Hawken
"Inspiration is not garnered from the recitation of what is flawed: it resides, rather, in humanity’s willingness to restore, redress,
reform, rebuild, recover, reimagine and reconsider.”- Paul Hawken

