Just use membrane, compost bag, or hessian, added moist soil, roll it up and keep it tight with sting or and elastic band and you can grow a lot of seeds in a small space

I live in a farmhouse on an old farm, I'm not a farmer, I have land with woods ,and I grow fruit and vegetables ,and have chickens and a pig , although I don't farm. The other afternoon I spent two or three hours broad forking my veg patch , at the same time my neighbour (who lives the other side of the village and owns the land next to us) began to cultivate his field, he finished in the same time as me and moved on to the next field ,his field is the same area as all our land surface. He is a farmer. There's no escaping the economy of scale, and any romantic idea that farmers have a little red tractor is dilutional. Farmers can and eventually ,will adopt regenerational technics using big equipment, but it will forever be an industrial process. The foot print of my neighbours tractor and cultivater is bigger than my veg patch.

Have you tried this yet?

How is your spaces coming along?

Hi all. New to allotment life and taking over an overgrown old plot. Any advice on how to get this from over grown to productive plot most welcome! It's on a sloped full sun but windy spot in Leeds. The right of the plot I think has Raspberries and some other fruit and an apple tree which is next to the other plots plum tree.