New SE home wanted for a Farm & Community Centre based on regenerative practice & Jewish values.
New SE home wanted for a Farm & Community Centre based on regenerative practice & Jewish values.
Sadeh* is the UK’s Jewish farm currently based in Orpington, Kent. Sadeh is a farm and environmental community centre based on Jewish values. Work is focused on environmental education and regenerative land practices; cross communal and inclusive Jewish engagement; and local and interfaith community building.
Founded by Talia Chain in 2017 and Inspired by her fellowship experience at Adamah, a Jewish farm-based program in upstate New York, Talia saw the need for a British equivalent. Under her leadership it has evolved into an inclusive environmental community contextualised within the principles of Jewish ethics and culture.
Needing to relocate within the South East, the farm’s team are looking for 5-10 acres with accommodation and easy access to London with the possibility of a long-term lease.
Under Talia’s leadership, the current farm has a productive market garden and the plan is that the active growing activities will be able to be replicated to a new space. Produce grown at Sadeh is sold locally, used by volunteers and is donated to local food banks.
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