We say "10 meals per bottle" or "10 meals per bag" often enough that it's worth actually explaining where that number comes from, because it's not a rounded-up marketing figure — it's the real relationship between what you spend and what a family gets fed.
Every Dark Acre bottle, Mini Farm Coffee bag, Homestead candle and Pim Cha Nok bag sold sends $10 directly to The Mini Farm Project.
That $10 doesn't buy groceries directly off a shelf — it goes toward funding the farms that grow the food in the first place, which is a more efficient use of every dollar than buying retail produce ever could be in the long term.
A well-run acre, farmed regeneratively, can produce food equivalent to up to 50,000 meals a year. Spread that production cost across everything an acre grows in a season, and $10 genuinely converts to roughly 10 meals' worth of fresh food once it reaches a charity partner or community organisation.
It's also why our 20,000 to Grow campaign math works the way it does: 20,000 products sold, at $10 each, is $200,000 — enough to fund the first section of our next farm at Woodstock.
So when you buy one bottle of Dark Acre, you're not making a symbolic gesture. You're funding a specific, calculable slice of a farm that will keep producing food for families long after this campaign ends.
Shop the range at www.mfp.org.au.
