In March this year, just before lockdown restrictions being put in place, sixteen student members of the Glasgow University Zoological Society visited Krishna Eco Farm for a day retreat. The day’s activities included a delicious vegan lunch, a tour of the farm’s gardens and green […]
** We are happy to announce that we accepting volunteers again ** If you are interested in volunteering at the Krishna Eco Farm, please click here and fill the form on the bottom of the page to get in touch with us and arrange a […]
The Covid-19 crisis has seen our team of over thirty dedicated volunteers lockdown together to continue our work and at the same time shield our vulnerable members. Volunteers who would otherwise normally be engaged in a range of services; catering for events, fundraising, guest hospitality, […]
Our Food for Scotland Project distributes plant-based meals to the homeless and low-income people in Glasgow and South Lanarkshire. It has been particularly important during the coronavirus pandemic, once these vulnerable groups have received good quality hot meals. It boosts immunity and ensures they have […]
On the 16th of October, Krishna Eco Farm (KEF) joined hundreds of other organisations around the world working to alleviate hunger, and to improve food security to mark the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation ‘World Food Day 2020’. This year’s theme was “Grow, nourish, […]
In response to South Lanarkshire, where our Eco Farm and headquarters are located, moving to Tier 4 – we starting a new service to help people in our vicinity – in the Lesmahagow, Kirkmuirhill, Auchenheath, Blackwood, Rigside, Douglas Water and Coalburn areas. This Service is […]
Our charity has been confirmed as a partner to Lild’s new ‘Teaming up to Tackle Hunger’ campaign. We are working with Lidl Hamilton Muir St. The campaign will be promoted in the store from Thursday, 12th November till 9th December. Throughout the 4-week campaign, shoppers […]
