Jordens Flora en Fauna is a mixed biological and ecological agricultural business located at Voorweg 23A, 1969 MC in Heemskerk. The farm operates on a small-scale, sustainable model, avoiding chemical agents and fossil fuels, with an emphasis on regional sales and socially responsible practices. It integrates principles of circular agriculture, where crop residues are fed to sheep or composted, and land is fertilized with manure from their own animals. Chickens are utilized for natural pest and weed control, and materials like rope are reused, with products sold to individuals packaged in reusable boxes with biodegradable film.
The farm cultivates both vegetables and palms, and also raises sheep and laying hens. For individuals, there is “De Pluktuin” (The Picking Garden), suggesting opportunities to self-pick seasonal produce, particularly vegetables. Organic free-range eggs from their hens are also available for purchase through an on-site bio-kiosk. These hens live in natural, spacious conditions, receiving organic feed, and their eggs are noted for their nutritional value. Additionally, Jordens Flora en Fauna engages in agro-tourism and offers lodging.
What visitors say
This location consistently receives high praise, particularly for its exceptionally delicious and fresh eggs, which many customers find worth a special detour. Reviewers frequently highlight the convenience of daily egg availability and appreciate the friendly demeanor of the farmer. Visitors are advised to bring coins for the egg vending machine and to remember to return their empty egg cartons. Beyond the excellent eggs, the site is also described as a charming small campsite, and guests are encouraged to explore the wider Heemskerkerduingebied, where various other kiosks offer local products such as flowers and vegetables, enhancing the overall experience of a visit.