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Resource of the Week. Subscribe to our newsletter. Resource of the Week. Subscribe to our newsletter. Speakers films – London 2013. Subscribe to our newsletter. At the Sustainable Food Trust we believe that high-quality internships can be extremely positive experiences. We regularly recruit for interns in both the Communications and Engagement, and Research and Policy areas of our work. Sign up to our weekly news digest for the latest articles, news and campaigns delivered directly to your inbox.
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Resource of the Week. Subscribe to our newsletter. Resource of the Week. Subscribe to our newsletter. Speakers films – London 2013. Resource of the Week. The latest news and views. Good nutrition begins in the soil. 1 September, 2016. In his talk at the recent conference, Food: A Forgotten Medicine, Patrick Holden draws the connection between healthy soil and healthy food. 1 September, 2016. Science versus politics in the neonicotinoid saga. 1 September, 2016. 1 September, 2016. 12 August, 2016. A new ge...
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Resource of the Week. Subscribe to our newsletter. Resource of the Week. Subscribe to our newsletter. Speakers films – London 2013. By Sustainable Food Trust. 30 May, 2013. We are pleased to share this short film of a speech made by HRH The Prince of Wales at the Langenburg Forum on Regional Food Security in Germany last week. Please bear in mind that this video was made by an audience member, so excuse the film quality, but we felt it was important to share the whole speech. Photograph by Dan Marsh.
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THIRD READING GROUP MEETING. Our next meeting will take place on Friday 21st March, from 4-5.30 at “Beat Root Community Cafe”. On Lower Park Row. The broad topic for the meeting is ‘The place of seeds’. The two readings we’ve chosen for this topic are:. Michael S. Carolan (2007), ‘Saving Seeds, Saving Culture: A Case Study of a Heritage Seed Bank’, Society and Natural Resources: An International Journal. 20:8, 739-750 (pdf attached). Vandana Shiva (2012) ‘Introduction: Seed Freedom What is at stake?
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First Workshop: Translating Soil, 26th March 2014. March 21, 2014. Our first collaborative workshop will look at how we make knowledge about the soil, and how this knowledge does, or does not move. Date: 26 March 2014, Time: 1300-1600 Location: […]. Read Article →. Research network and links. Welcome to the Soil, Seeds and Social Change project. In situ soil and seed practices in the permaculture movement of El Salvador. First Workshop: Translating Soil, 26th March 2014. Third Reading Group Meeting.
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Category Archives: Reading group. Second Reading Group Meeting. February 18, 2014. Our next meeting will take place on Friday 21st Feb, from 4-5.30, at “Beat Root Community Cafe” on lower Park Row. The readings we’ve chosen for next week, both of which discuss issues relating […]. Read Article →. Research network and links. Welcome to the Soil, Seeds and Social Change project. In situ soil and seed practices in the permaculture movement of El Salvador. First Workshop: Translating Soil, 26th March 2014.
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Monthly Reading Group (Fridays, 4-5.30pm). Workshops (1-4pm, in changing locations. Lunch provided). What makes soil rich? March – Geographical Sciences, Bristol University. Translating soil (in the university). The ‘place’ of seeds. How can we protect biodiversity? May – Hamilton House, Bristol. Local Food: Pollyanna or Panacea? 3 Weds 25th June – Feed Bristol Project. 8211; –. 8211; –. Food Sovereignty, Food Security: Bridging the Divide? Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
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Third Reading Group Meeting. March 21, 2014. Our next meeting will take place on Friday 21st March, from 4-5.30 at “Beat Root Community Cafe”. On Lower Park Row. The broad topic for the meeting is ‘The place of seeds’. The two readings we’ve chosen for this topic are:. Michael S. Carolan (2007), ‘Saving Seeds, Saving Culture: A Case Study of a Heritage Seed Bank’, Society and Natural Resources: An International Journal. 20:8, 739-750 (pdf attached). Tags: Beat Root Community Cafe. Enter your comment here.
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View through a small window. Thoughts from our smallholding in the province of Lugo, Galicia, in the north-west of Spain. Sunday, 5 July 2015. They went into the prepared turkey house and spent 24 hours there to settle down with food and water. This morning they were let out into the heavily vegetated orchard where they will spend the rest of their lives. Tim and Nicky Jarman. Friday, 3 July 2015. There has been very little rain this Spring and I am trying to mulch as much as possible to retain moisture ...
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You are not currently logged in. Friends of SFTA Directory. Background & Introduction. Members’ Public Reports. Welcome to the Sustainable Food Trade Association's website. Our mission is to build the capacity of the organic food trade to transition to sustainable business models. SFTA offers two kinds of services tailored to your needs consulting and in-office sustainability trainings. Look towards SFTA for additional help with your sustainability programs! On September 1, SFTA will host a webinar on al...
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Resource of the Week. Subscribe to our newsletter. Resource of the Week. Subscribe to our newsletter. Speakers films – London 2013. UK government approves use of banned pesticide. Following a campaign by the NFU, the UK government has lifted a ban on neonicotinoid pesticides despite concerns around their impact on bees. Understand the hidden costs of your cheap food choices? Find out more about True Cost Accounting. What does TTIP mean for our food? Antibiotics – overuse them and lose them. 7 August, 2015.
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For the good of our community, Sustainable Foothills will promote energy efficiency, renewable resources, local agriculture and alternative fuels. We work with students, businesses and the community at-large in Alexander, Burke, Caldwell, Catawba, Watauga and Wilkes counties to improve the quality of life in the region. We’re here to help all community stakeholders achieve our common goals through various channels of assistance, education and advocacy. Website design and hosting.
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Where is my footprint? How many soccer fields do you use? Footprints of different people. Where is your footprint? Make your footprint more sustainable. Case: A travel in time. Easter Island, a lesson for us all. Who needs oil anyway? Foxes in northern henhouse. Growing food in the city. Growing food in the city 2. Making sense of geothermal energy. Make Biofuel from Car Fumes. Angkor Wat: a wake-up-call. Plant life saved Earth from an icy fate. On farm anaerobic digesting. Nitrogen, problem or solution?
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