Welcome to Family Farm Uk.

The sole purpose of this website is to list as many local farms in the UK that grow good, healthy, fresh, natural food and bring it to your door, either by letting you know where they are so you can buy directly from them, or for the farmers to deliver to your door if they have such a service available.

Please bear in mind that this is a completely new project brought to you by a single individual wanting to do something for the good of all mankind, so please be patient and understand that there are still many hundreds of farms in the UK and I am working hard every day phoning, emailing and talking to farmers to add to this website.

I have noticed over the years that there has been a growing divide between 'country folk' and 'city folk'. I believe this has been done deliberately over the millennia by those unscrupulous beings to lead us away from nature and natural living and into the unhealthy Isles we find in the big supermarkets. We want to change this forever.

If you would also like to help then you can fill in the form called 'Tell Us About Farms' that you know of in your area that you think would complement the work of this website so that I can add them for the people who live in and around your area. All hands on deck on this one, people, we need to change our lives as soon as possible.

You can find the form 'Tell Us About Farms" by clicking here.

This truly inspiring video is from Richard Vobes' YouTube channel entitled 'We have very little time!' where he talks to Sir Julian Rose and highlights the absolute urgency we need to shift our shopping habits away from the big stores and more towards local farmers who desperately need our support before they become extinct. The extinction of all farmers is unfortunately the goal of the globalist elites in order to control us even more. This video was the inspiration for this entire website, I knew I had to do something to help and so I created this website for this one specific purpose: to bring us closer and together again with those amazing people we have ignored for far too long, the 'farmers'.