OUR STORY

THE SOUL OF

"BACK TO THE LAND"

The Dream of George Farm

In a quiet corner of a noisy world, a tiny seed was planted—not in soil, but in a dream. No land. No blueprint. Just a single scribbled line: “Build a Farm that Heals.”
Not a farm of scale, but of soul. A place where native herbs thrive, bees return, and soil is seen as sacred. Where food is grown slowly, animals are respected, and people reconnect—with land, with food, with themselves. It’s not a brand. It’s a beginning. And it’s already taking root.

This dream doesn’t shout. It listens. It grows. It envisions 450 acres of land brought to life, not exploited, but regenerated. A farm that blends ancient knowledge with modern tools. Where compost is culture, biodiversity is sacred, and every seed tells a story.

Project George is about more than farming. It’s about healing : landscapes, food systems, and maybe even ourselves. Imagine vegetables forgotten by supermarkets, flowers native to these soils, pollinators given a second chance. Picture animals living slowly and naturally, in systems that nourish rather than extract.

This isn’t about going back in time. It’s about going forward—better. A regenerative sanctuary built with care, resilience, and a fierce respect for the natural world. No rush. No hype. Just purpose.

Because sometimes the smallest notes in a journal grow into symphonies of change. This is how we begin: One step, One conversation, One honest Plan at a time. And it’s already growing.

The dream is alive, but the land still lies ahead. There is no farm yet — no animals, no crops — only one person, a vision, and the determination to take the very first step. That’s where the first phase begins: “The Biggest Little Plan.” It doesn’t start with fields or barns, but with a humble workspace—a seedbed for ideas. A place where visions are written down, drawn out, and brought to life. A place where learning begins, where imagination turns into practice, and where the future farm quietly takes its first breath.

What the Land Could Give

On this regenerative farm, everything is connected and created with purpose. Vegetables, wildflowers, herbs, teas, mushrooms, and supplements grow alongside insects in hand-built hotels, bees in open fields, and animals grazing in natural habitats. Ponds, rotating crops, and raised beds sustain a thriving ecosystem. Every product — 'from plant-based burgers to essential oils' — is grown with care for people and respect for nature. This is more than a farm; it’s a living vision of regeneration, where the land heals, nourishes, and always gives back more than it takes.

We don’t just heal the soil—we revive whole ecosystems, bring back pollinators, awaken forgotten seeds, restore habitats for animals, and rebuild our deep, living bond with the land, our food, and life itself.

Right now, this vision exists in one person’s hands, a notebook full of ideas, and a deep belief that there’s a better way to grow. The goal isn’t speed or scale — it’s care, integrity, and true regeneration. The very first step is within reach — but it can’t happen alone.

With your support, we can create a small workspace —a humble hub to write ideas, explore new methods, and learn from farmers across Europe. It’s not a farm yet, but it’s where the seeds of something much bigger begin to grow. Every contribution brings this dream closer to life, helping us turn imagination into action, and laying the groundwork for a regenerative farm that heals the land—and everyone connected to it.

This isn’t charity. It’s contribution — a quiet yet bold effort, driven by purpose, for something wiser, better, and thoughtfully built to last.

If this resonates, it’s no longer just my dream — it’s something we grow together.

"the BIGGEST little PLAN"

"Project George" begins not with a farm, but with a question:

What if Farming Could Heal?

Because regeneration doesn’t start with land.
It starts with care. With courage.
With the willingness to dream forward — and to act.

George Van Zuyderzee

THE FIRST SEED

“Real change starts with real action — and it begins with you. Join us on our WhyDonate page and help plant the first SEED: Building our First Small Office.”