Building Farms to Feed Aussies in Need
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Building Farms to Feed Aussies in Need
Food insecurity is a growing crisis, leaving millions of Australians without access to fresh, nutritious food. The Mini Farm Project is on a mission to change that.
We are working to build a network of charity farms across Queensland, from Coolangatta to Cairns, growing fresh produce—including fruits, vegetables, herbs, eggs, and bush foods—to be donated to food relief charities at no cost. These farms operate year-round, ensuring free food reaches those who need it most.
More than just farms, our sites serve as hubs for education, community engagement, and employment, fostering resilience and sustainability through regenerative agriculture.
Join us in creating a future where no Queenslander goes hungry.
Talking about feeding Aussies in need on Gardening Australia
Our Founder Nick Steiner talks with Jerry Coleby-Williams from our Loganlea State High School Charity Farm.
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Our purpose
We are working to build a network of charity farms to feed Australians in need, providing free, fresh food every week, all year round to support local communities.
Our farms
We believe food insecurity can be eliminated through a network of purpose-driven urban and peri-urban farms, designed to maximise local food production.