We grow organic and regenerative vegetables at our two market gardens in Hamphire. No chemicals, no shortcuts, just honest food grow with genuine care for the soil, the land and the people it feeds.
Hampshire Market Garden are a not-for-profit social enterprise that is working to show the world that healthy soil can protect our future. From food security to climate resilience, we will demonstrate that caring for what lies beneath our feet is the key to a sustainable future.
We do this by growing organic veg with a focus on soil health, educating communities on how important it is, and collaborating with farmers, organisations, and policymakers to drive change and promote sustainable land stewardship.
We also donate healthy organic food to local pantries, food projects, night shelters and more.
Everything we do starts with the soil. Healthy soil grows healthy food, and healthy food builds healthy communities. We don't take shortcuts because shortcuts cost the land.
We use no synthetic chemicals, no artificial fertilisers, and no pesticides. Instead we work with cover crops, compost, crop rotation, and a genuine understanding of the land we steward.
We grow on two market gardens; one at Rushmere Farm in Hambledon and the second at The Lockerley Estate in East Tytherley. Each site brings something different to what ends up in your box every week, as well as a buzzing community at both farms where we welcome volunteers, community groups and more.
Our second market garden set in a beautiful village between Romsey and Stockbridge. We pack your veg boxes here, have the wonderful Veg Shed Farm Shop and host weekly volunteer days on Thursdays.
Our beautiful first market garden at the organically certified Rushmere Farm in the South Downs. With over 180 growing beds providing amazing produce throughout the year, you can also join us for community volunteer days every Wednesday.
We measure success not just in yields but in the health of the soil, the strength of the community, and the number of families eating properly every week.
Every Wednesday and Thursday we welcome volunteers to our community open days on our market gardens. No experience needed, just a willingness to show up and do something real. You'll leave refreshed, probably muddy, and genuinely glad you came.
We also run school workshops, community events, and open farm days throughout the year. This farm belongs to the community around it, and everyone is welcome.
Join the hundreds of Hampshire families already getting their vegetables from a farm that cares about the soil it grows in.