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P.R.
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Finishing for Dexter cattle and Kerry Hill sheep  |
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Peter
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Stefan
King If you wish to visit FFPG please contact us to arrange a time. We are open on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays. Through volunteering with FFPG you get to: * Grow your own fruit and vegetables* Improve your health with exercise and fresh foods * Meet new poeple * Share your knowledge and learn new skills * Help improve the environment through organic gardening and conservation * Be part of a supportive and diverse community Sustainability Our activities are centred around health and sustainability. The garden is designed to teach about the natural world, educate about environmental technologies and encourage sustainable ways of living. Mental Health With recent funding from
Capital Volunteering, we now offer a supported volunteering programme
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On offer: vegetables, fruit and herbs Our principles Forest Farm Peace Garden works with a broad cross section of the community to promote health, wellbeing, environmental sustainability and intercultural awareness. We are committed to applying the core principles of permaculture: Earth Care, People Care and Fair Share The aim for all of our activities is to have a benefit for both people and the environment. This means that not only are we committed to organic gardening and other ecologically sound practices, but aim to contribute to sustainable local food production, to the physical and mental health of the community and to the promotion of diverse, tolerantand equitable society. Our Programmes:Volunteering The Peace Garden offers opportunities for people of all ages and levels of experience interested in volunteering, community and the environment. Activities include food growing, tree planting, wildlife conservation, arts and crafts, outdoor social events and more. Anyone can get involved, regardless of experience. Refugee Integration The Peace Garden is committed to promoting refugee health and integration, as a vital part of creating a healthy, diverse and equitable society. Along with the communal activities, refugees and asylum seekers may have their own plots in the garden, where they can grow the fruits, herbs and vegetables of their choice.
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Litherland |
On offer: vegetables, fruit and herbs.
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Kenneth
David Greenland |
Darwin House is open as farmhouse accommodation and serves excellent non-residential meals with the highest quality locally grown vegetables, salad crops and locally raised poultry, lamb, and pork whenever possible. |
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David
Anthony |
Cotswold
Edge Farm provides poultry, pork from Old Gloucester
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Seasonal drinks made from freshly squeezed fruit & vegetables sourced locally & grown without the use of pesticides, chemicals & harmful fertilisers. Products are GMO free. Workshops and evening Ceilidh celebrating CSA and local food sponsored by Transition Food Group at Stroud Slad Farm. Saturday, 16 June, 2007 See details HERE. |
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juices are made to order. Recipes vary according to seasonal
availability and inspiration but can also be adapted to your specific
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'LIQUID VITALITY' 'Vitalsqueeze' fresh, seasonal juices are made from locally sourced fruit & vegetables produced naturally without the use of chemicals, pesticides or fertilizers. “liquid is vital to life… raw fruit & vegetable juices are said to be the richest available sources of vitamins, minerals & enzymes.” ~Anne McIntyre Smooth, pulp-free liquids enter directly into the blood-stream, bi-passing the digestive system whilst simultaneously strengthening and supporting it. Vital Squeeze juices are therefore ideal for recovery from illness and the perfect excuse for a detox. As the trusty companion to a healthy diet Vital Squeeze juices can over time improve your resilience to infection, lift your mood and complexion and greatly boost your energy levels. One bottle of Vital Squeeze contains approximately 1/2kg of produce (& nothing else added!) - that’s most of your recommended daily allowance in one effortless draught…
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| Rachel Kendry and Ray Godivala The Oakleaze Herd Washingpool Hill Rudgeway, Bristol South Gloucestershire BS35 3SO 07785 266523 Rachel(at)theoakleazeherd.co.uk |
 Rare breed pigs and a wide range of pork products |
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A. W.
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Our producers live very near our Farmers' Markets, which cuts down food miles. We select producers who take a real pride in their produce and because of this, we can offer specialist foods of the highest quality. To contact us please e-mail info(at)severnfarmersmarkets.org.uk Or phone 01453 890383 |
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milk and cheese, Duck eggs We run Berkeley and Dursley Farmers' Markets in Gloucestershire and Downend, Emersons Green and Yate Farmers' Markets in South Gloucestershire. The Farmers' Market Organisers are also Producers who sell at the markets. We like to run markets that that have good facilities, are fun for customers to attend and financially worthwhile for producers. Some of our producers are very experienced; however, we also enjoy encouraging small scale and novice producers to try selling at their first Farmers' Market. Aims We aim to organise markets that provide a wide range of first quality, sensibly priced food and plants for local communities; run low cost markets with good facilities for producers, and link up with local groups, giving them opportunities for fundraising.
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Julian
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Beef and sheep, featuring minority breeds. Pigs and porkers |
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Cameron Harris
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Trigonos is a not-for-profit organisation running its own programme of activities as well as providing hospitality for courses organised by public, private and voluntary agencies. It is a place for learning, work, retreat and rest. Trigonos has a range of facilities which are available for courses, small conferences and workshops. Residential and non-residential groups are welcome. The 18 acres of Trigonos land include meadows, woodlands, a walled garden and a stream running down to the lake (Llyn Nantlle Uchaf). There are many secluded places for quietness and reflection. For those wishing to explore the local area, activities and entertainments within easy reach include mountain and low level walks; pony trekking, swimming and other sports; medieval castles; slate and copper mines; narrow gauge steam railways; a fine sea coast as well as museums, theatre and cinema. Click here for more information.
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| William Piper Tan y Braich Farm Garn-Dolbenmaen Gwynedd LL51 9UX 01766 530576 wilbpiper@aol.com |
Tan y Braich Farm sells pork and pork products |
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David
Bridges Farm and gardens providing educational facilities for young people.
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On sale, (according to time of year) pork and lamb (and there are also plans to sell beef). Eggs are available all year round, and turkeys at Christmas. From the garden, salad and vegetables, and apples in the autumn. One of the missions of the Trust is to provide educational facilities for young people. The children who come to stay in the Out of Town centre collect the eggs, milk the goats, bring the cows in etc. and plant/harvest in the garden in due season. The produce they gather is eaten by them in the Centre and the surplus is sold to the general public. The trust has been helping people to appreciate the countryside since 1975. Well worth a visit. |
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| Peter Hamilton-Black and Alison Shaw The Chilli Garden Spats Lane Hearn Headley Hampshire GU35 8SY  |
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Brian
Edwards |
Sunnybank Vine Nursery holds the National Grape Vine collection which is the LARGEST collection of vine varieties ever grown in Britain. There are over 320 varieties in the vinyard and 80 more in pots being propagated from cuttings all over the world. |
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