Help us make soil impossible to ignore.
LoveSoil is building a movement of people who understand, value and actively care for the living world beneath our feet. Whether you’re an investor, farmer, grower, artist, politician, schoolteacher, community project, or curious citizen, we want to hear from you.
We are always on the look out for collaborators, supporters, and impactful ideas to ensure we can achieve our mission.
Some of our partners, collaborators, supporters…
What Our Supporters Say…
“The more I learn about soil, the more I realise how little we understand. That’s what makes it so exciting. At Mindrum our job is to produce healthy food from healthy ground. For us, soil isn’t simply something we farm on, it’s the power of the farm. The Land Gardeners are brilliant at bringing together extraordinary people who help us understand, question and celebrate that hidden world.”
Tom Fairfax
Farmer, Mindrum Estate
“The Land Gardeners are a force of nature. Their enthusiasm for the vital importance of healthy soil is infectious, and helping change public squeamishness about ‘dirt'. It has been a joy to make work for the exhibitions they have spearheaded and co-curated at Somerset House and Hastings Contemporary - wonderful celebrations of the awe-inspiring biodiversity that lives hidden in the earth beneath our feet.”
Jo Pearl, Artist
“Everything begins with the soil. I have long admired The Land Gardeners’ commitment to helping people understand, value and care for this extraordinary living resource, and I’m delighted to support LoveSoil as they take this work to an even wider audience. Healthy soil means healthy food, healthy people and a healthier planet.”
Darina AllenCo-founder, Ballymaloe Cookery School
“This is the time to put our heads, feet, love and everything we have back into the soil and our partnership and collaboration with the Land Gardeners is one of those things that keep nourishing our world. Henrietta and Bridget's passion for all things soil is infectious; their work is fundamental and the very fact that they are called ‘Land Gardeners’ speaks volumes about why we all need them in our lives!”
Livia Giuggioli Firth
Co-Founder, Quintosapore Farm