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Information Event - Community Agriculture

  • locationBrachstrasse 12, 8608 Bubikon, Switzerland
  • Bubikon, Switzerland
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Description

The Brachland farm is rebuilding its community agriculture after a longer break. The information event offers an opportunity to get to know the concept and gain insights into a small-scale farm with regenerative Demeter agriculture. During a tour through vegetable fields, orchards, and the berry plantation, the cultivation methods, farm philosophy, and the basics of community agriculture are presented. Along the way, there is an opportunity to discover seasonal crops directly in the field and to taste individual fruits or vegetables. Topics include the organization of community agriculture, member participation, seasonal harvest, and the idea of carrying and enabling agriculture collectively in the long term. The event is aimed at everyone interested in regional food, regenerative agriculture, and new forms of cooperation. Afterwards, there is time for questions and exchange.

Highlights

  • Insights into regenerative Demeter agriculture
  • Tour through vegetable fields and orchards
  • Tasting of seasonal fruits and vegetables

General Information

The information event at the Brachland farm offers an introduction to community agriculture. Participants can learn about the cultivation methods and farm philosophy as well as discover seasonal crops directly in the field.

Location

locationBrachstrasse 12, 8608 Bubikon, Switzerland
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October 2026

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