How much food can your land give?

Mark your plot on the map and tell us about your household. For your exact location we work out the climate, frost and rain, what grows there and how many vegetables, fruit, eggs and milk you can expect, for free. The full plan with a site layout and calendar comes after purchase.

1 Location2 Plot and household3 Free preview4 PDF plan

1. Where is your land?

Click the map to drop a pin on your plot (you can drag it too).

2. Plot and household

Total m²

House, yard m²

House is on the

Width m, optional

Length m, optional

Roof for rainwater m²

Adults 15+

Children 7–14

Children up to 6

Diet What you want on the homestead Fruit and vegetables Greenhouse (longer season, winter vegetables) Small animals: hens, bees, rabbits, meat poultry Larger dairy animals: How much of your food you want to produce: 60 %

Work hours per week

Water

Well or spring L/min

First-year budget , optional

Rain by month

What your land can give

What grows at your location

Vegetables

Fruit

Animals

Only with a greenhouse

Not recommended for this climate

Your site layout

In the full planthe exact layout: greenhouse, vegetable garden, orchard, animals, with m² for every part

What you get in the plan (PDF, 15+ pages)

Scaled site layout with a legend
Garden and greenhouse by crop: m², spacing, expected kg
Orchard: species and number of trees for your climate
Animals: numbers, space, feed and what they give
Water and rainwater by month, with a tank recommendation
Sowing calendar set by the frost dates of your location, plus an .ics file for your phone
5-year roll-out plan with a budget

Choose your plan

Email for your plan I want the plan to be made and delivered immediately after payment and I understand that I lose my 14-day right of withdrawal.

Payment goes through Stripe. Your location and answers are used only to make your plan and are deleted after 30 days.

The plan is educational: an estimate from reference tables and climate data (NASA LaRC POWER Project; elevation from SRTM/ASTER via OpenTopoData). It does not guarantee yields and does not replace an agronomist, a vet or the relevant authorities. Plan terms