Luddesdown Organic Farm - Organic Vegetable Boxes

Luddesdown Organic Farm

Is a producer and retailer of organic vegetables and beef. Luddesdown sells it's organic high quality produce through a box scheme which is detailed below. Unlike most of the other food and drink featured on this page over the last two months I haven't personally tried the farm's produce but I know a man who has, and it comes highly recommended.

Luddesdown is in North Kent so subscription to the box scheme is going to be limited to that area, if in doubt get in touch with the farm.

Organic Vegetable Box Delivery Scheme
Subscribers to this Scheme can expect a weekly box of fresh organic vegetables delivered to their door. Boxes come in 3 sizes. The regular box contains enough assorted vegetables to feed a family of 4 for a week. The small is designed for a couple and the large to suit vegetarians or large families.

Subscribers will be actively encouraging a system of farming and growing which is environmentally friendly whilst, at the same time, enjoying healthy and nutritious food. The Soil Association Symbol is carried by all produce from Luddesdown Organic Farms as a consumer guarantee that the food we produce is wholesome, organic and grown to the highest quality.

Organic beef, rare-breed Gloucester old spot pork as well as stocking chicken is also available through a box scheme, email the farm for more details. Subscribers to this service will be limited and therefore be on a first-come first-served basis.

Group Visits and Open Days
The farm holds open days in the summer and guided tours are available for groups by prior arrangement, please call the office for details on 01474 813376.

Luddesdown Organic Farms can be found at:

Luddesdown Organic Farms Ltd
Court Lodge
Luddesdown
Kent, DA13 0XE
01474 813 376 (Farm Office)
01474 815 044 (Box Scheme)
luddesdownorganic@btconnect.com
www.luddesdownorganicfarms.co.uk

The Kent Food Directory is here. The Current Food Feature is here. Get all the Yourcounty updates free to your mailbox with the Kent Review here.