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Farm Fund 2025-2026 is officially open.
Growers, you have until May 31st to apply for grants designed to create lasting, resilient change on your farm.
Who this is for:
Farmers aged 40 and under in Australia, Europe, the USA, and the UK who are committed to impactful agroecological cultivation methods.
What we're looking for:
Tell us how an injection of financial support will drive measurable change across:
→ Soil health
→ Farming culture & identity
→ Ecosystem biodiversity
→ On-farm innovation
→ Accessible scale
→ Inclusive education
With $150,000 in funding this season, we're awarding one $30,000 Transformation Grant and multiple Resilience Grants ($15,000 and $8,000) to the right applicants.
Head to the link in bio for full criteria, grant details, and FAQs.
Timeline: Applications close May 31st. Don't wait — start yours now.
Know an incredible grower? Nominate them via the link in bio.
Questions? farmfund@natoora.com.
Farm Fund 2025-2026 is officially open.
Growers, you have until May 31st to apply for grants designed to create lasting, resilient change on your farm.
Who this is for:
Farmers aged 40 and under in Australia, Europe, the USA, and the UK who are committed to impactful agroecological cultivation methods.
What we're looking for:
Tell us how an injection of financial support will drive measurable change across:
→ Soil health
→ Farming culture & identity
→ Ecosystem biodiversity
→ On-farm innovation
→ Accessible scale
→ Inclusive education
With $150,000 in funding this season, we're awarding one $30,000 Transformation Grant and multiple Resilience Grants ($15,000 and $8,000) to the right applicants.
Head to the link in bio for full criteria, grant details, and FAQs.
Timeline: Applications close May 31st. Don't wait — start yours now.
Know an incredible grower? Nominate them via the link in bio.
Questions? farmfund@natoora.com.
Farm Fund 2025-2026 is officially open.
Growers, you have until May 31st to apply for grants designed to create lasting, resilient change on your farm.
Who this is for:
Farmers aged 40 and under in Australia, Europe, the USA, and the UK who are committed to impactful agroecological cultivation methods.
What we're looking for:
Tell us how an injection of financial support will drive measurable change across:
→ Soil health
→ Farming culture & identity
→ Ecosystem biodiversity
→ On-farm innovation
→ Accessible scale
→ Inclusive education
With $150,000 in funding this season, we're awarding one $30,000 Transformation Grant and multiple Resilience Grants ($15,000 and $8,000) to the right applicants.
Head to the link in bio for full criteria, grant details, and FAQs.
Timeline: Applications close May 31st. Don't wait — start yours now.
Know an incredible grower? Nominate them via the link in bio.
Questions? farmfund@natoora.com.
Around 570 tonnes of roses are imported into the UK for Valentine’s Day – grown out of their natural season and often discarded within days.
This year, fall for what’s growing. Choose Radicchio, not Roses.
Set at @canal.canal.canal – a restaurant rooted in seasonality – and created together with floral artist @hamishpowell, the project explores the beauty of working with nature rather than against it.
Hamish transformed seasonal Radicchio into a striking sculptural installation, staged inside the restaurant and along the water’s edge outside.
Tap the link in our bio to read more about the campaign, and buy a Radicchio, not Roses Box, featuring multiple varieties grown expertly in Veneto, the home of Radicchio.
Around 570 tonnes of roses are imported into the UK for Valentine’s Day – grown out of their natural season and often discarded within days.
This year, fall for what’s growing. Choose Radicchio, not Roses.
Set at @canal.canal.canal – a restaurant rooted in seasonality – and created together with floral artist @hamishpowell, the project explores the beauty of working with nature rather than against it.
Hamish transformed seasonal Radicchio into a striking sculptural installation, staged inside the restaurant and along the water’s edge outside.
Tap the link in our bio to read more about the campaign, and buy a Radicchio, not Roses Box, featuring multiple varieties grown expertly in Veneto, the home of Radicchio.
Around 570 tonnes of roses are imported into the UK for Valentine’s Day – grown out of their natural season and often discarded within days.
This year, fall for what’s growing. Choose Radicchio, not Roses.
Set at @canal.canal.canal – a restaurant rooted in seasonality – and created together with floral artist @hamishpowell, the project explores the beauty of working with nature rather than against it.
Hamish transformed seasonal Radicchio into a striking sculptural installation, staged inside the restaurant and along the water’s edge outside.
Tap the link in our bio to read more about the campaign, and buy a Radicchio, not Roses Box, featuring multiple varieties grown expertly in Veneto, the home of Radicchio.
Around 570 tonnes of roses are imported into the UK for Valentine’s Day – grown out of their natural season and often discarded within days.
This year, fall for what’s growing. Choose Radicchio, not Roses.
Set at @canal.canal.canal – a restaurant rooted in seasonality – and created together with floral artist @hamishpowell, the project explores the beauty of working with nature rather than against it.
Hamish transformed seasonal Radicchio into a striking sculptural installation, staged inside the restaurant and along the water’s edge outside.
Tap the link in our bio to read more about the campaign, and buy a Radicchio, not Roses Box, featuring multiple varieties grown expertly in Veneto, the home of Radicchio.
Around 570 tonnes of roses are imported into the UK for Valentine’s Day – grown out of their natural season and often discarded within days.
This year, fall for what’s growing. Choose Radicchio, not Roses.
Set at @canal.canal.canal – a restaurant rooted in seasonality – and created together with floral artist @hamishpowell, the project explores the beauty of working with nature rather than against it.
Hamish transformed seasonal Radicchio into a striking sculptural installation, staged inside the restaurant and along the water’s edge outside.
Tap the link in our bio to read more about the campaign, and buy a Radicchio, not Roses Box, featuring multiple varieties grown expertly in Veneto, the home of Radicchio.
Around 570 tonnes of roses are imported into the UK for Valentine’s Day – grown out of their natural season and often discarded within days.
This year, fall for what’s growing. Choose Radicchio, not Roses.
Set at @canal.canal.canal – a restaurant rooted in seasonality – and created together with floral artist @hamishpowell, the project explores the beauty of working with nature rather than against it.
Hamish transformed seasonal Radicchio into a striking sculptural installation, staged inside the restaurant and along the water’s edge outside.
Tap the link in our bio to read more about the campaign, and buy a Radicchio, not Roses Box, featuring multiple varieties grown expertly in Veneto, the home of Radicchio.
Around 570 tonnes of roses are imported into the UK for Valentine’s Day – grown out of their natural season and often discarded within days.
This year, fall for what’s growing. Choose Radicchio, not Roses.
Set at @canal.canal.canal – a restaurant rooted in seasonality – and created together with floral artist @hamishpowell, the project explores the beauty of working with nature rather than against it.
Hamish transformed seasonal Radicchio into a striking sculptural installation, staged inside the restaurant and along the water’s edge outside.
Tap the link in our bio to read more about the campaign, and buy a Radicchio, not Roses Box, featuring multiple varieties grown expertly in Veneto, the home of Radicchio.
Stone fruit season is here, and it's looking like a good one. We visited Nick's orchards in early May — peaches and nectarines, pluots and apriums are coming in strong.
The trees are loaded with more fruit than we've seen in years, and barely a blemish in sight. The season came on fast, warmer temperatures pushing everything forward, but showed little sign of the early rains that made things difficult elsewhere.
What sets Nick apart is his obsession with variety. Nearly 100 will pass through his orchards between now and August — most of them little-known, all of them chosen for flavor above everything else. Each one has its own short window. We'll be there for all of them.
Home delivery customers — get them all in the Stone Fruit Box, now available on the app.
Stone fruit season is here, and it's looking like a good one. We visited Nick's orchards in early May — peaches and nectarines, pluots and apriums are coming in strong.
The trees are loaded with more fruit than we've seen in years, and barely a blemish in sight. The season came on fast, warmer temperatures pushing everything forward, but showed little sign of the early rains that made things difficult elsewhere.
What sets Nick apart is his obsession with variety. Nearly 100 will pass through his orchards between now and August — most of them little-known, all of them chosen for flavor above everything else. Each one has its own short window. We'll be there for all of them.
Home delivery customers — get them all in the Stone Fruit Box, now available on the app.
Stone fruit season is here, and it's looking like a good one. We visited Nick's orchards in early May — peaches and nectarines, pluots and apriums are coming in strong.
The trees are loaded with more fruit than we've seen in years, and barely a blemish in sight. The season came on fast, warmer temperatures pushing everything forward, but showed little sign of the early rains that made things difficult elsewhere.
What sets Nick apart is his obsession with variety. Nearly 100 will pass through his orchards between now and August — most of them little-known, all of them chosen for flavor above everything else. Each one has its own short window. We'll be there for all of them.
Home delivery customers — get them all in the Stone Fruit Box, now available on the app.
It’s officially the last week to apply for a Farm Fund grant, with applications closing at midnight on 31 May.
We’ve seen some of the most inspiring entries flood in from all over the world, and we want yours too.
The mission? To clear the path for the next generation of growers and invest in projects that reimagine what’s possible.
In case you missed it, here’s what we're funding:
→ Soil health
→ Farming culture & identity
→ Ecosystem biodiversity
→ On-farm innovation
→ Accessible scale
→ Inclusive education
Find out more via the link in our bio.
P.S. Not for you, but know someone who might be interested? Share this post with them or nominate a grower.
This Biodiversity Day, we’re celebrating the extraordinary diversity of Stone Fruit.
In California, Nick Boldt grows dozens of heritage and uncommon stone fruit varieties, preserving flavours and genetics increasingly lost to commercial growing systems focused on shelf life and uniformity.
From intensely floral nectarines to honeyed peaches and jammy plums, each variety offers something entirely distinct.
Because there is no such thing as just one peach, or just one nectarine. Diversity is what makes these fruits extraordinary.
Read more about Nick's stone fruit via the link in our bio.
This Biodiversity Day, we’re celebrating the extraordinary diversity of Stone Fruit.
In California, Nick Boldt grows dozens of heritage and uncommon stone fruit varieties, preserving flavours and genetics increasingly lost to commercial growing systems focused on shelf life and uniformity.
From intensely floral nectarines to honeyed peaches and jammy plums, each variety offers something entirely distinct.
Because there is no such thing as just one peach, or just one nectarine. Diversity is what makes these fruits extraordinary.
Read more about Nick's stone fruit via the link in our bio.
This Biodiversity Day, we’re celebrating the extraordinary diversity of Stone Fruit.
In California, Nick Boldt grows dozens of heritage and uncommon stone fruit varieties, preserving flavours and genetics increasingly lost to commercial growing systems focused on shelf life and uniformity.
From intensely floral nectarines to honeyed peaches and jammy plums, each variety offers something entirely distinct.
Because there is no such thing as just one peach, or just one nectarine. Diversity is what makes these fruits extraordinary.
Read more about Nick's stone fruit via the link in our bio.
This Biodiversity Day, we’re celebrating the extraordinary diversity of Stone Fruit.
In California, Nick Boldt grows dozens of heritage and uncommon stone fruit varieties, preserving flavours and genetics increasingly lost to commercial growing systems focused on shelf life and uniformity.
From intensely floral nectarines to honeyed peaches and jammy plums, each variety offers something entirely distinct.
Because there is no such thing as just one peach, or just one nectarine. Diversity is what makes these fruits extraordinary.
Read more about Nick's stone fruit via the link in our bio.
This Biodiversity Day, we’re celebrating the extraordinary diversity of Stone Fruit.
In California, Nick Boldt grows dozens of heritage and uncommon stone fruit varieties, preserving flavours and genetics increasingly lost to commercial growing systems focused on shelf life and uniformity.
From intensely floral nectarines to honeyed peaches and jammy plums, each variety offers something entirely distinct.
Because there is no such thing as just one peach, or just one nectarine. Diversity is what makes these fruits extraordinary.
Read more about Nick's stone fruit via the link in our bio.
This Biodiversity Day, we’re celebrating the extraordinary diversity of Stone Fruit.
In California, Nick Boldt grows dozens of heritage and uncommon stone fruit varieties, preserving flavours and genetics increasingly lost to commercial growing systems focused on shelf life and uniformity.
From intensely floral nectarines to honeyed peaches and jammy plums, each variety offers something entirely distinct.
Because there is no such thing as just one peach, or just one nectarine. Diversity is what makes these fruits extraordinary.
Read more about Nick's stone fruit via the link in our bio.
This Biodiversity Day, we’re celebrating the extraordinary diversity of Stone Fruit.
In California, Nick Boldt grows dozens of heritage and uncommon stone fruit varieties, preserving flavours and genetics increasingly lost to commercial growing systems focused on shelf life and uniformity.
From intensely floral nectarines to honeyed peaches and jammy plums, each variety offers something entirely distinct.
Because there is no such thing as just one peach, or just one nectarine. Diversity is what makes these fruits extraordinary.
Read more about Nick's stone fruit via the link in our bio.
Modern agriculture has made food more uniform, but often, less alive, less flavourful and less nutritious.
At their biomimic farm in Umbria, the team behind @quintosapore are working to restore the biodiversity, microbial life and seasonality that give food true depth of flavour.
Growing more than 1,500 varieties of vegetables, founders Ale and Nic see flavour not as something engineered after harvest, but as the natural expression of a healthy ecosystem.
In our latest interview, they reflect on the failures of industrial agriculture, the meaning behind “the fifth flavour”, and why nourishing food begins underground.
Tap the link in our bio to read the full interview and pop into one of our stores to pick up one of Quintosapore’s Soil-to-Fork or Seed-to-Jar products (the Aglione Tomato Sauce is a must-try).
Photography: @marcovalmarana & @quintosapore
Modern agriculture has made food more uniform, but often, less alive, less flavourful and less nutritious.
At their biomimic farm in Umbria, the team behind @quintosapore are working to restore the biodiversity, microbial life and seasonality that give food true depth of flavour.
Growing more than 1,500 varieties of vegetables, founders Ale and Nic see flavour not as something engineered after harvest, but as the natural expression of a healthy ecosystem.
In our latest interview, they reflect on the failures of industrial agriculture, the meaning behind “the fifth flavour”, and why nourishing food begins underground.
Tap the link in our bio to read the full interview and pop into one of our stores to pick up one of Quintosapore’s Soil-to-Fork or Seed-to-Jar products (the Aglione Tomato Sauce is a must-try).
Photography: @marcovalmarana & @quintosapore
Modern agriculture has made food more uniform, but often, less alive, less flavourful and less nutritious.
At their biomimic farm in Umbria, the team behind @quintosapore are working to restore the biodiversity, microbial life and seasonality that give food true depth of flavour.
Growing more than 1,500 varieties of vegetables, founders Ale and Nic see flavour not as something engineered after harvest, but as the natural expression of a healthy ecosystem.
In our latest interview, they reflect on the failures of industrial agriculture, the meaning behind “the fifth flavour”, and why nourishing food begins underground.
Tap the link in our bio to read the full interview and pop into one of our stores to pick up one of Quintosapore’s Soil-to-Fork or Seed-to-Jar products (the Aglione Tomato Sauce is a must-try).
Photography: @marcovalmarana & @quintosapore
Modern agriculture has made food more uniform, but often, less alive, less flavourful and less nutritious.
At their biomimic farm in Umbria, the team behind @quintosapore are working to restore the biodiversity, microbial life and seasonality that give food true depth of flavour.
Growing more than 1,500 varieties of vegetables, founders Ale and Nic see flavour not as something engineered after harvest, but as the natural expression of a healthy ecosystem.
In our latest interview, they reflect on the failures of industrial agriculture, the meaning behind “the fifth flavour”, and why nourishing food begins underground.
Tap the link in our bio to read the full interview and pop into one of our stores to pick up one of Quintosapore’s Soil-to-Fork or Seed-to-Jar products (the Aglione Tomato Sauce is a must-try).
Photography: @marcovalmarana & @quintosapore
Modern agriculture has made food more uniform, but often, less alive, less flavourful and less nutritious.
At their biomimic farm in Umbria, the team behind @quintosapore are working to restore the biodiversity, microbial life and seasonality that give food true depth of flavour.
Growing more than 1,500 varieties of vegetables, founders Ale and Nic see flavour not as something engineered after harvest, but as the natural expression of a healthy ecosystem.
In our latest interview, they reflect on the failures of industrial agriculture, the meaning behind “the fifth flavour”, and why nourishing food begins underground.
Tap the link in our bio to read the full interview and pop into one of our stores to pick up one of Quintosapore’s Soil-to-Fork or Seed-to-Jar products (the Aglione Tomato Sauce is a must-try).
Photography: @marcovalmarana & @quintosapore
Modern agriculture has made food more uniform, but often, less alive, less flavourful and less nutritious.
At their biomimic farm in Umbria, the team behind @quintosapore are working to restore the biodiversity, microbial life and seasonality that give food true depth of flavour.
Growing more than 1,500 varieties of vegetables, founders Ale and Nic see flavour not as something engineered after harvest, but as the natural expression of a healthy ecosystem.
In our latest interview, they reflect on the failures of industrial agriculture, the meaning behind “the fifth flavour”, and why nourishing food begins underground.
Tap the link in our bio to read the full interview and pop into one of our stores to pick up one of Quintosapore’s Soil-to-Fork or Seed-to-Jar products (the Aglione Tomato Sauce is a must-try).
Photography: @marcovalmarana & @quintosapore
Our latest Peak Season Box has arrived, packed with produce that delivers a serious taste punch.
Expect richly perfumed Alphonso Mangoes, sweet Fresh Peas, Green English Asparagus, Friggitelli Peppers and Cucumber Carosello – each selected at the height of the season.
To learn more about what’s inside, where it’s all grown, and the people behind the produce, tap the link in our bio.
Follow the flavour. It’s that simple, and that radical.
When Franco sat down with @gardenorganicuk and @heritageseedlibrary this month, he got into the origins of Natoora, what industrialized agriculture did to our food (and our taste buds), and why real flavour is the most powerful compass we have as consumers.
If you follow real flavour, you’re almost always buying from growers who prioritize soil health, biodiversity, and the seasons. Flavour, health, and ecology go hand in hand.
But it doesn’t stop at buying. Cook more. Spend time outdoors. Reconnect with seasonality. The more you do, the more you’ll crave what actually makes sense — and the more power you take back from an industrial food system that was never built with your health or the planet’s health in mind.
Supermarkets react to our buying patterns. We’re not as powerless as we think.
Listen now — linkinbio.
Follow the flavour. It’s that simple, and that radical.
When Franco sat down with @gardenorganicuk and @heritageseedlibrary this month, he got into the origins of Natoora, what industrialized agriculture did to our food (and our taste buds), and why real flavour is the most powerful compass we have as consumers.
If you follow real flavour, you’re almost always buying from growers who prioritize soil health, biodiversity, and the seasons. Flavour, health, and ecology go hand in hand.
But it doesn’t stop at buying. Cook more. Spend time outdoors. Reconnect with seasonality. The more you do, the more you’ll crave what actually makes sense — and the more power you take back from an industrial food system that was never built with your health or the planet’s health in mind.
Supermarkets react to our buying patterns. We’re not as powerless as we think.
Listen now — linkinbio.
Join us at Smør Bakery — 155 Powers St, Brooklyn — next Sunday for a pop-up farmers market celebrating the best of the season.
We're setting up shop with our team's hand-picked favorites — local greens, asparagus, berries, the first stone fruit, fresh peas, and more.
The Smør team will be putting our produce to work, baking a seasonal danish with the last of the oro blancos and peak blueberries, and serving a ricotta and asparagus toast.
A portion of proceeds benefits the Natoora Farm Fund, supporting the next generation of growers.
This is spring at its peak — come find us.
Soft, scoopable and exceptionally fragrant Alphonso Mangoes.
These come from a collective of growers in Maharashtra, western India, where the balmy tropical climate creates ideal growing conditions.
Around for just a few short weeks each year, their rich, creamy, saffron-coloured flesh carries notes of peach, honey and citrus — a flavour profile so extraordinary it’s earned them the title ‘King of the Mangoes’ and inspired festivals across the region.
Enjoy with a scoop of vanilla ice cream or simply on their own, savouring every bite of perfumed sweetness.
Find them over on @ocadouk & @justzapp.
Right before citrus ripens, there is a sweet spot where the fruit has formed but the sugars are yet to set in. The essential oils and acidity are at a peak, opening up lots of opportunities in the kitchen. For the last few weeks, we have been deep in this micro season with some beautiful early season citrus grown by Gabby and Chris in Mildura, Victoria.
Chef @eddington_scott , owner of @arnolds_kensington prepares us two punchy and flavour-packed dishes utilising the powerful essential oils and high acid juice of green citrus to cure and perfume.
Head to our website to find the full recipe for his Cured Alpine Trout, Green Citrus ‘Leche de Tigre’ Dressing & Citrus Salsa, along with a bonus recipe of Tomatillo & Green Citrus Sorbet with Jalapeno Granita.
Although we are rounding out this micro season, be sure to keep your eyes peeled for Green Bergamot, set to arrive at our warehouse next week.
25 days left to apply for Farm Fund. If you've been thinking about it, now is the time to act.
Growers aged 40 and under in Australia, Europe, the USA, and the UK: you have until 31st May to apply for grants built to drive real, lasting change on your farm.
We've already seen applications come in from Italy, Spain, France, Denmark, Greece, and beyond — and we want yours too.
What we're funding:
→ Soil health
→ Farming culture & identity
→ Ecosystem biodiversity
→ On-farm innovation
→ Accessible scale
→ Inclusive education
$150,000 is on the table this season — one $30,000 Transformation Grant and multiple Resilience Grants ($15,000 and $8,000).
Time is running out. Head to the link in bio to read the full criteria and apply.
25 days left to apply for Farm Fund. If you've been thinking about it, now is the time to act.
Growers aged 40 and under in Australia, Europe, the USA, and the UK: you have until 31st May to apply for grants built to drive real, lasting change on your farm.
We've already seen applications come in from Italy, Spain, France, Denmark, Greece, and beyond — and we want yours too.
What we're funding:
→ Soil health
→ Farming culture & identity
→ Ecosystem biodiversity
→ On-farm innovation
→ Accessible scale
→ Inclusive education
$150,000 is on the table this season — one $30,000 Transformation Grant and multiple Resilience Grants ($15,000 and $8,000).
Time is running out. Head to the link in bio to read the full criteria and apply.
25 days left to apply for Farm Fund. If you've been thinking about it, now is the time to act.
Growers aged 40 and under in Australia, Europe, the USA, and the UK: you have until 31st May to apply for grants built to drive real, lasting change on your farm.
We've already seen applications come in from Italy, Spain, France, Denmark, Greece, and beyond — and we want yours too.
What we're funding:
→ Soil health
→ Farming culture & identity
→ Ecosystem biodiversity
→ On-farm innovation
→ Accessible scale
→ Inclusive education
$150,000 is on the table this season — one $30,000 Transformation Grant and multiple Resilience Grants ($15,000 and $8,000).
Time is running out. Head to the link in bio to read the full criteria and apply.
25 days left to apply for Farm Fund. If you've been thinking about it, now is the time to act.
Growers aged 40 and under in Australia, Europe, the USA, and the UK: you have until 31st May to apply for grants built to drive real, lasting change on your farm.
We've already seen applications come in from Italy, Spain, France, Denmark, Greece, and beyond — and we want yours too.
What we're funding:
→ Soil health
→ Farming culture & identity
→ Ecosystem biodiversity
→ On-farm innovation
→ Accessible scale
→ Inclusive education
$150,000 is on the table this season — one $30,000 Transformation Grant and multiple Resilience Grants ($15,000 and $8,000).
Time is running out. Head to the link in bio to read the full criteria and apply.
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