Buttervilla Farm
Buttervilla Farm nestles in a beautiful valley a mile from St Germans and just two miles from the South Cornwall coast. Situated on the historic Port Eliot estate which Napoleon, gazing at Port Eliot land from the sea as he sailed into exile, said was the most beautiful place in England. Heritage tomatoes, fruits and herbs are grown here by Robert & Gill Hocking. Robert (Mr Fruit) has been growing organically for more than thirty years, originally to sustain a self sufficient lifestyle - rearing rare breed cattle, sheep, chickens, geese and growing enough vegetables and fruit to provide fantastic tasting and healthy meals for his family. The animals, apart from the chickens, have gone, along with most of the children. The farmhouse has been converted into a funky B&B and the 15 acres are used to grow 14 different varieties of heirloom tomatoes, gariguette & mara des bois strawberries along with a range of raspberries and herbs.

Keveral Farm
Keveral Farm sits high above the South Cornishl coast near Seaton, around five miles from the fishing port of Looe. It has supported a community of organic growers since the early seventies, becoming one of the first Soil Association organically certified farms. The produce is packed at Keveral where Sean O'Neill (Mr Leaves) lives. The packing barn sits in the middle of the action on the farm, surrounded by the apple press, chickens and a range of other buildings, for which the community have big plans. Down a short and winding lane a series of poly tunnels huddle together where Sean grows some very fine micro leaf and a bunch of other very beautiful things. Sean was a successful musician, until the punishing lifestyle and three beautiful daughters drew him away from the bright lights to Keveral, where he has lived for 9 years. He just loves to seduce your tastebuds - chefs will testify that he really has developed special skills that pushes the boundaries of taste.

Skye Grove
Skye Grove located on high ground near Liskeard is farmed by Brian Cavendish and Kevin Austin. Brian a vegetable grower with an ambition 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. Skye Grove produces much of the field crops such as carrots, kale, onions and chard using biodynamic methods. Its a lot more exposed than the other locations so the crops tend to come later, the land is in full production in late summer and autumn. Bill and Ben are a pair of Comtois draft horses who do all the hard work and without a doubt help to make Skye Grove a truly sustainable environment.