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Growing Your Own Fruit & Veg

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Published: 08/01/2026

How Demand For Local Farming Created The Allotment

It is very much in trend and a romantic dream of many to grow your own fruit and vegetables. Having your own space, either at the end of your garden or if you are not lucky enough to have a private garden the option of an allotment space is an ideal opportunity to make your own personal micro farm.

The Small Holdings and Allotment Act in 1908 paved way for urban mini agriculture. Driven by local people and local government. There is always wisdom in having options, not having to rely on industrial farming and or supermarkets, this home grown culture creates choice and security.

Always consult a qualified professional before making major changes to your life & property.

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