The planting of Our Community Orchard has begun in the heart of Woodoaks Farm. The first landscape change as part of the Black Barn Project – made possible by The National Lottery Heritage Fund and The National Lottery Community Fund.

Over the next four years we’re going to be in ‘full swing mode’ – bringing THE BLACK BARN PROJECT to life. Thanks to The National Lottery Heritage Fund we are able to invest in that someone special to help us do this. Someone that will provide invaluable support to our small team. We’re looking for that magic maker to step into the boots of WOODOAKS FARM ADMINISTRATOR. Could it be you, or someone you know? APPLY HERE NOW!

National Lottery Heritage funding confirmed for The Black Barn Project. A Bright Next chapter for Woodoaks Farm as £2.5m funding is secured.

Owl out of love – is this the UK’s loneliest owl? Our Little Owl Story featured on BBC News highlights the fragility of this species in decline.

When charities come together the impact can be felt! For the first time in nearly five years we now have a dedicated farm vehicle thanks to Chiltern Rangers who have passed their truck on to us at Woodoaks Farm.

Our agroforestry work continued last week with the planting of a willow buffer strip between the Golden Rose Flower Farm and Rickey’s Alkaline Market Garden and Fruit Forest.

The Black Barn opened its doors to welcome the first of Soil Association’s New Organic Entrepreneurs to Woodoaks Farm on Friday.

Waking up this morning filled with pride for our incredible volunteers and farm ranger, Steve Dutch, who were absolute superstars on BBC1’s Countryfile last night!

We are so glad to be having a spell of sunshiny weather! Doesn’t it lift the spirits? Spring is on it’s way that’s for sure.