Pocket City Farms

Pocket City Farms is taking to Sydney's neglected spaces in an effort to make good of it - by producing organically-grown fresh produce!

The project takes unused spaces within Sydney metro and turns it into productive, arable farmland that generates fresh local produce harvested on market day with virtually zero 'food miles'.

Our first farm at Camperdown Commons in Sydney's inner west was opened in June 2016.

This is a new farming model in Australia that introduces ways to significantly reduce the carbon footprint of the agricultural process. It virtually eliminates the need for transportation, while using organic, permaculture farming methods to save water and energy in the meantime.

Importantly, the farm is an exciting community hub - a place to visit, dig your hands in the soil, and learn all about where exactly our food comes from and how it's grown!

The team:

Emma Bowen, general manager + co-founder
Michael Zagoridis, farm manager + co-founder
Karen Erdos, co-founder + board member
Lucinda Molloy, board member