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Creating the new Phood standard

We green the city with a pink edge.

Phood Farm is the urban farm that inspires the city to produce and consume in a regenerative, caring and community-based way. Our innovative aquaponic care farm has now grown into a hyper-local farming community. Together with the neighborhood and our care participants, we grow vegetables in the middle of the city in a hypermodern way.

Be part of a local farming community.

Know what you eat! You only really do that once you grow your vegetables yourself. From 15,- per week you will receive a daily fresh, pesticide- and packaging-free vegetable box and you can learn hands-on about growing your own vegetables. Do you farm?

Better than organic!

Farm boxes, kombucha, scoby’s, shiitake, microgreens and much more. View our current product range online.

Together we bring biodiversity
back into our nature, city, food,
care and society.

In addition to health and sustainability, caring for each other and each other’s well-being is an important focus within Phood Farm. We are a social enterprise and offer people with a distance to the labor market opportunities for development and growth. Read more about our care places below.

Phood care.

In addition to health and sustainability, caring for each other and each other’s well-being is an important focus within Phood Farm. We are a social enterprise and offer people with a distance to the labor market opportunities for development and growth. Read more about our care places below.

Learn at.

At Phood Farm we are all students of life, with an open attitude to new possibilities and developments. Are you motivated to build a green and social world together? Then take a look at our internship vacancies and growth opportunities.

Healthy, ecological, fresh and locally produced.

Better than organic! View the online farm shop for our current range.

Register as a community member.

Are you ready to join a local community of like-minded people, to be and learn in and from nature and also get fresh, local produce at prices well below the supermarket?