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Certification

Certification

Through our not-for-profit business Soil Association Certification, we inspect and award organic certification to farms and businesses.
 
Catering mark

Catering mark

The Food for Life Catering Mark encourages caterers to make progress towards using more local, seasonal and organic ingredients.
 
Join a local group

Join a local group

Our local groups celebrate organic food, run educational community events, organise food festivals and grow organic produce.
 
Apprenticeship scheme

Apprenticeship scheme

Our scheme is a work-based placement with an organic farmer or grower. Farm based work is combined with a series of structured seminars.
 
CSA

CSA

Community supported agriculture (CSA) is a partnership where a local community makes a financial pledge to support a local farm.
 
Organic buying groups

Organic buying groups

By pooling their buying power and ordering organic food in bulk, these groups can buy good quality food at a more affordable price.
 
Land Trust

Land Trust

We aim to protect the countryside by acquiring and managing farmland sustainably, and connect the public with the stewardship of the land.
 
Practical skills

Practical skills

Learn a new skill - choose from a range of courses from beekeeping to willow weaving and have a fun day out on an organic farm.
 

Latest blog

The goslings and a shepherd's hut...

Emma Heseltine: This week we get the goslings. They come up as day old chicks and we raise them for the Christmas market. I had one last year and it was a rare treat indeed. There is another farm locally who is getting some too so they go meet our man in Newcastle and then we pop over to get them from the farm. We have ordered 40, that’s the limit we can sensibly house. They are very free range and have the run of the farm on a day time, but like the chickens they need to be locked up on a night to stop our four legged friends running off with a goose-shaped snack or two.

09 May 2012 | 0 Comments | Recommended by 0