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Quex Farms is a regenerative agricultural business based in East Kent, UK - rooted in sustainability, innovation and community. Our team is at the heart of the business and everything we do. We are committed to providing local healthy food while leaving our environment in a better position than we found it.

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Fresh vegetables including carrots, beets, green beans, potatoes, lettuce, kale, celery, and Swiss chard

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Combining wheat

About Us

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Arable

Planting Cabbage

Vegetables

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Education

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Conservation

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While it's damp and gloomy, these wheats are busy developing good root structures in preparation for warmer and sunnier days!

As with all our cereals, these have been directly drilled into the stubble of the previous crop, with a companion crop of

We’ve been busy planting Dutch elm resistant elm trees across the farm and wider estate. These have been carefully planted to replace trees lost to recent storms and in areas where historic parkland trees once stood, helping to restore the hist

Broad beans are looking great after the recent cold snap. This is our second sowing, planted at the start of November to help spread risk and extend the harvest window. Despite the low temperatures and easterly winds, the plants are still strong, eve

Our new farm website is live — take a look!

Link in bio.

While it's damp and gloomy, these wheats are busy developing good root structures in preparation for warmer and sunnier days!

As with all our cereals, these have been directly drilled into the stubble of the previous crop, with a companion crop of

We’ve been busy planting Dutch elm resistant elm trees across the farm and wider estate. These have been carefully planted to replace trees lost to recent storms and in areas where historic parkland trees once stood, helping to restore the hist

Broad beans are looking great after the recent cold snap. This is our second sowing, planted at the start of November to help spread risk and extend the harvest window. Despite the low temperatures and easterly winds, the plants are still strong, eve

Our new farm website is live — take a look!

Link in bio.