In the heart of Hem, just outside Lille, rests La ferme du Partage Hem. It’s more than just a farm; it’s a testament to a family’s dream, a place where the past and present intertwine. La ferme du Partage Hem, formerly known as La Ferme des 4Vents Hem, embarked on a new chapter, solidifying its commitment to community and sustainability. This name change reflects their mission to share their passion for nature and organic farming. The founders of La ferme du Partage Hem, driven by a childhood dream, sought a life closer to nature. They yearned for an ideal environment for their children, a place centered around essential values. La ferme du Partage Hem became that place, a haven for connection, exchange, and experimentation. At the core of La ferme du Partage Hem’s activities is organic vegetable farming. Across two hectares, following the principles of permaculture, they cultivate around forty varieties of vegetables, berries, and aromatic herbs. Their vision extends beyond their own family. They aim to provide easy access to flavorful, local, organic vegetables within their community. La ferme du Partage Hem isn’t solely focused on farming. It’s a vibrant hub that caters to both professional and private gatherings. The adaptable spaces can accommodate up to 100 people. It’s an ideal location for those seeking a peaceful retreat, close to nature yet still near the city. Located less than 15 kilometers from Lille, La ferme du Partage Hem offers a distinctive venue to foster connections and spark new ideas. The farm also extends its hospitality with four fully equipped duplexes nestled within the old barns. Each duplex offers a private terrace, providing guests with a cozy and authentic stay. La ferme du Partage Hem invites you to unpack, unwind, and breathe, immersing yourself in the tranquility of the farm. It’s a place where the values of community, sustainability, and a return to nature are not just words but a way of life.
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