Stock Photo - 22 July 2022, Saxony, Kossa: On the 3,000 square meter field of the Solidarity Farm ""Knackiger Acker"" stand, cornflowers, chamomile marigolds, marigolds and sunflowers between barely recognizable, but stately grown vegetables. Their flowers attract field wasps and birds, among others, which destroy the unloved larvae of cabbage white butterflies and aphids. For the second year, Anne Gäbler, who has a degree in translation, and her husband Phil, who is from England and studied biological diversity and ecology, have successfully grown organic vegetables for their current 42 shareholders. Members of the private households pay a monthly contribution to the small farm and can pick up their share of crisp fresh vegetables once a week. The field, which is tilled without machinery and only by hand, and two greenhouses can produce seven to nine crops fertilized with nettle manure, chamomile tea and field horsetail decoction in the summer and four to six vegetables in the winter. Photo: Waltraud Grubitzsch/dpa. - Kossa/Saxony/Germany