Landtribe

21/09/2026

New farming currency is joining in the revolution. The real revolution is biological!

14/09/2026

Landtribe-Greenland’s harvest time is a rainbow of Nature’s delights! Time to feast and be grateful for all Nature’s bounty. Farm to fork and grown with love.

Join the Greenlands Growers Club here if you’d like some soil to grow in https://www.landtribe.co.uk/groups

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10/09/2026

Ancient corny stuff never grown here! It did well in this year’s trial to get more seed grown, aside of rat and mouse attacks eating 70% of it. Fences keep away the rabbits. We leave some plants we grow to seed, as seed security is top of the list. Commercial seeds have very poor germination rates in comparison and costly. Next year’s main crops are secured through our own seed, the first actual year cycle, so a great outcome.

Cycles of Nature are the only answer to most of our folly. Drop the fake stuff, join in and invigorate your future with real food grown on soils nurtured for fertility.

Our Greenlands Growers club will become a co-operative business that all members own. It is an opportunity as we start to open our door to develop a natural farming business we collectively own. Join our existing club here.
https://www.landtribe.co.uk/group/greenlands-growers-club/about

05/09/2026

Not fair, but certainly fair dues.

17/08/2026

Farm to fork again tonight! Delicious Greenlands aubergines, new potatoes, tomatoes, radishes and a rather special Italian Agretti (Salsola soda), also known as roscano. Yum!

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15/08/2026

COMPETITION. WIN A FREE LANDTRIBE GREENLANDS MEMBERSHIP!
How many pumpkins in this patch? Give 1 answer by choosing 1 number between 5-100 per person. Answers only on this post.

Numbers selected so far…
8 - Jason Redding
12 - Seth Hayes

Get your answers in quick! Winner to be announced at harvest time.

Choose your number and add it as a comment below. Just a number will do.

Good luck! 🏕️🌳🌞🏆

FOLLOW LINK BELOW AND CLICK ON GROUP LIST TO BECOME A MEMBER
https://www.landtribe.co.uk/groups

08/08/2026

A beatifully developed syntropic farm can be hugely productive. As can many other methods. At Greenlands we will be utilising many methods suited to the function of the land, fertility loop and the food we wish to nurture.

28/07/2026

Oh this is exciting news!
Water. The life giver.💧

https://www.facebook.com/share/1EqVLqx1Hx/?mibextid=wwXIfr

-PRESS RELEASE 23/7/26-
In a major step toward local environmental protection, Newhaven Town Council has voted unanimously to officially endorse the River Rights Charter for the River Ouse.
The motion, introduced by Councillor Harrison and seconded by Councillor L. Boniface, passed with full support from all members present. By adopting the Charter, the Council pledges to place the long-term health, biodiversity, and ecological recovery of the River Ouse at the heart of its future decision-making.
The River Ouse is recognised as a vital environmental, cultural, and economic asset that supports public wellbeing, local heritage, and regional biodiversity. However, the river faces severe ongoing challenges, including pollution, habitat degradation, climate change, and declining wildlife populations.
The River Rights Charter identifies fundamental rights for the river ecosystem, including:
• The right to flow naturally and sustainably
• The right to be free from pollution
• The right to support native biodiversity
• The right to be actively restored and regenerated
While the endorsement does not create new legal obligations, it establishes a formal commitment from the Council to consider the health of the river across all activities. This includes planning consultations, environmental projects, land management, partnerships, and community events.
Furthermore, the Council resolved to work collaboratively with neighbouring local authorities, statutory agencies, community groups, environmental organisations, and residents to build a resilient future for the river.

Mayor of Newhaven Cllr Mark Wardle comments:
The River Ouse has shaped Newhaven’s history, wildlife, and way of life for generations. By unanimously endorsing the River Rights Charter, the Town Council is sending a clear message that the long-term health of our rivers matters. This commitment reflects our determination to work with residents, community groups, and partner organisations to protect and restore this vital natural asset, ensuring it can be enjoyed by future generations as much as it is today.

24/07/2026

Wow! Time has flown since our first Table of Events. Franck Thomeret was indeed the master of the BBQ! Thank you all for coming to support our work. Special thanks to Luke & Lee for your helpful support on the day.

Next is our first Wetland Restoration Camp. Join us for a day or a few days!

We’ll be taking all thing water in the landscape and the transformation of this wetland pasture.

Daily tickets available here https://www.landtribe.co.uk/event-details/wetland-restoration-camp-2026-08-02-10-00