TWO ACRE AGROFORESTRY MARKET GARDEN for Bristol

Generation Soil are on a mission to provide fresh and nutritious food, regenerate nature, and build resilient community by establishing a...

Yesterday, I had the opportunity to present my research progress at the  Brunel University of London  Social and Political Sciences PGR...

Creating an eco-friendly garden at home is not just a trend; it's a responsibility. With environmental concerns rising, taking actionable...

Grow stronger plants, improve your soil, and reduce food waste with Generation Soil’s Bristol Compost Project. Our compost is rich in microbes, retains moisture, and supports healthy, chemical-free growing. Whether you’re gardening at home or running a community plot, we offer local compost delivery and also sell our living soil separately. Join us and help regenerate Bristol, one bucket of compost at a time, delivered to your door.

Learn how to unlock the full potential of Generation Soil’s Living Compost with three practical methods: priming seeds to boost germination, making simple compost extracts for liquid feeding, and applying compost directly to soil and planting holes. These techniques introduce beneficial microbes, improve plant resilience, and support long-term soil health—helping you grow nutrient-dense food while regenerating the earth beneath your feet.

Are you passionate about food system transformation? If so, you’re not alone and Generation Soil CIC would love to hear from you. We're building a movement rooted in community, regeneration, and nature-led solutions to address the environmental and social challenges of our current food system. Whether you're into soil health, climate action, or community wellbeing, there’s a place for you here.

By integrating trees, shrubs, and crops into farming systems, agroforestry mimics natural ecosystems, improving biodiversity.

By closing the loop on food waste through bokashi composting, we regenerate soil health.

The Dartington Forest Garden , an inspiring example of regenerative food production and ecological stewardship, is facing potential...

We are thrilled to announce our new partnership with Roots Allotments to launch a new agroforestry market garden in Bristol

Unfortunately, urban soils often face challenges such as contamination, compaction, and loss of organic matter.

Biochar isn’t new. Indigenous communities have been using it for thousands of years to improve soil fertility and sustain ecosystems.

Our compost delivery service is here to provide allotments, gardens, and farms with high-quality, microbially active compost.

What exactly is John Innes compost, and how does it compare to the living compost we produce at Generation Soil? Let’s break it down.

Living soil is a bustling ecosystem teeming with life. It is brimming with mycelium, nematodes, and billions of beneficial microorganisms.

Soil is more than just dirt under our feet. It is a dynamic, living ecosystem teeming with life that sustains our planet.

We're thrilled to announce a massive milestone in our commitment to regeneration and soil health: the arrival of our very first in-ve

Our Circular Food Workshops make sustainability accessible, fun, and hands-on.

What many of us overlook is that soil is much more than just dirt. It’s the foundation of all life on Earth.

Bokashi composting is gaining recognition as a powerful solution in the search for effective, eco-friendly ways to manage food waste.