The Keveral Community of Growers brings together innovative farms located in South East Cornwall
Keveral Farm sits high above the South Cornwall coast near Seaton, around five miles from Looe. It has supported a community of growers, since the early seventies becoming one of the first Soil Association Certified farms.
The produce boxes are packed at Keveral where Sean O'Neill heads up the team. The packing barn, that has been used for many years to pack boxes, sits in the middle of the action on the farm, surrounded by the apple press, chickens and a range of other buildings that the community have big plans for. Down a short and winding lane a series of polytunnels huddle together and supply some of the best heritage tomatoes and winter salads that you will ever taste.
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Grove grows produce for the local community, working to enhance the environment through cooperation and education. It is a growing partnership between Brian Cavendish and Kevin Austin.
Brian is a vegetable grower whose ambition is to evolve a system using working horses in horticulture that is practical, economical and sustainable. He has many years experience working as a biodynamic farmer and gardener.
Kevin is a horticulturalist and the outside crop manager at the Eden Project. He is very interested in developing the production of seasonal and alternative crops for our Cornish climate. Having farmed for many years he is now keen to set up organic fruit and vegetable production systems that builds bio diversity and that are truly sustainable
Trerieve Farm is located on the hill opposite Keveral farm above the Seaton Valley with views down to the beach below. Jim & Marian Candy have farmed here for over 20 years, 
and, with the help of their four sons, an environmentally friendly farm management system which creates an abundance of wildlife has gradually evolved. The farm has been approved for organic production since 2001, and now provides opportunities for walking, educational visits and farm based holidays.
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