Bringing people and land together

Landmatch England supports and connects landowners with food growing and farming landseekers through local knowledge, relationship building and trust

About Landmatch England

Who are we?

Landmatch England is a not-for-profit service connecting people seeking land for agroecological food and farming with landowners who want to do more with their land.

We make it easier to find land and establish land-sharing agreements through personal introductions and one-to-one guidance and support.

We are a service developed by four organisations working to strengthen local food and farming initiatives and build a resilient food system that cares for the land: the Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) Network UK, Shared Assets CIC, Tamar Grow Local CIC and the Landworkers’ Alliance (LWA).

For Landowners

View our landseeker noticeboard

If you’re offering land for nature-friendly production, Landmatch England can connect you with the right people—from new entrant farmers and growers, to established enterprises looking to scale up.

Read our landowner FAQs to find out more.

For Landseekers

View our land offer noticeboard

Find the right site to grow your agroecological enterprise. Landmatch England supports people seeking land—including new entrants who are starting out, as well as established farmers and growers looking to expand or scale up.

Read our landseeker FAQs to find out more.

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Bringing People and Land Together

Our Mission

We aim to support sustainable land use, increase access to land for new entrants, and encourage regenerative and agroecological practices across England.

The Matching Process

How It Works

We make it simple to connect - whether you’re offering land or looking for it.

Use the arrows below to move through the stages and see how it works.

Step 1

Register

Step 2

Support

Step 3

Search

Step 4

Landmatch

Step 1

Getting to Know You

Through our registration process, you’ll tell us what you’re looking for in a landmatch, share a bit about yourself, and learn more about how the programme works. Our FAQs page is a great place to find answers to many of the questions you might have along the way.Once you’ve registered, your regional coordinator will get in touch to arrange a call. This is a chance to talk through your ideas in more detail, gather the information we need, and answer any questions you have about the landmatching process.

Step 2

Support Package

Whether you’re a landseeker or a landowner, we’ll provide the tools, resources, and peer support in order to prepare you for a match and plan your next steps. Our resource library includes expert guides written by land agents and consultants, along with links to useful information and supportive organisations.Using the information we’ve gathered, we’ll work with you to create a tailored listing for our noticeboard. Landmatch England will then promote your listing through our networks and social media channels, giving you the best chance of finding the right match.

Step 3

Finding your Match

Your regional coordinator will be working behind the scenes to find the best possible match for your requirements. When they identify a potential match, they’ll help you exchange more details to see if there’s genuine potential.Next comes the introduction — this might start with a call and, if it feels right, move on to a site visit. Your regional coordinator will guide and support you through these first meetings, making sure both sides get the most out of the experience.

Step 4

Landmatch

Once both parties are ready to move forward, Landmatch England will signpost you to professionals who can help create a binding agreement. With our resource library at your disposal, you’ll have the tools to craft a solution that works for everyone involved.
You’ll continue to have access to the resource library for as long as you need them and if you ever require our landmatching services again, we’ll be here to support you.

Success Stories

your experiences

See how successful matches are helping people grow food, build businesses, and care for land across England.