Steepholding
Steepholding is a tiny farm, 9 acres of very mixed land next to the River Tone on the Somerset and Devon border. The nature of the land makes it hugely diverse ecologically, and that in turn has influenced what they grow and rear here, with the aim of enhancing these diverse habitats. Every week they fill their vegboxes with seasonal produce. This takes their customers on a journey through the seasons and with most of the produce sourced on the farm they boxes chane to reflect that. Boxes can be ordered on their website and they do free weekly deliveries to all their members.
Address
Steepholding,
Greenham Reach,
Greenham,
Wellington,
TA21 0JY
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