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Rows of vegetables some covered in protected netting with a long polytunnel running alongside, and trees and Devon's rolling hills in the background. The sky is blue and the overall scene is fresh and bountiful.

Teign Greens

Oxen Park Farm, Lower Ashton, Exeter EX6 7QW
teigngreens@gmail.com
+44 1647 252643 www.teigngreens.co.uk

A Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) scheme at Oxen Park Farm, Devon. Local veg bag subscription service focused on sustainable, "better-than-organic" farming.


When there is too much produce for veg bags members, they occasionally sell this directly to the public. Keep an eye out on their Facebook and Instagram accounts and Newsletters.


They also have a wholesale list where any surplus is offered to local food businesses- get in touch with them if you’d like to be informed. Occasionally veg is for sale at the Teign Valley Farmers Market via Milk on the Moove.


Founded by Holly Budgen and Tim Dickens in partnership with Oxen Park Farm, it was established during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 to address local food security when supermarket supplies were strained.


  • Veg Bag Scheme: Provides to members weekly bags of seasonal, chemical-free vegetables grown on approximately four acres of land.


  • Sustainability: Uses "human-scale" farming methods, including agroforestry and minimal tillage, to reduce food miles and eliminate chemical use.


  • Community Focus: As a Community Interest Company, profits are reinvested into the scheme or the local community. Members are encouraged to visit and help harvest crops.


  • Collection Hubs: Produce can be collected from the farm or hubs in Newton Abbot, Bovey Tracey, Chudleigh, Dunsford, Christow, and Ashton.

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Membership benefits

Quarterly newsletters

Receive news from local biodynamic farms, growers and gardeners, upcoming events, seasonal recipes, updates on produce for sale, and reports on biodynamic preparations, conferences and innovations.

 

Biodynamic preparations

Gain access to essential biodynamic techniques and preparations, designed to enhance your soil, encourage plant vitality and enrich the natural environment. Members can participate in group 'stirrings' and gathering days to learn and to make and apply these treatments.

Events & workshops

Regular gatherings and events to build community and share knowledge, advice and hands-on experience.

 

Biodynamic produce & products

Help grow and support biodynamic and organic producers; choose from local and seasonal offerings.

 

Community Hub

A dedicated local network and online forum that connects you with fellow biodynamic practitioners.

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