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Soil Association Organic Village at Food & Drink Expo 2008
The sales of UK organic food and drink is growing at an extraordinary rate so the news that the Soil Association is to work with Food & Drink Expo…
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Scottish organic horticulture boost as support programme rolled out for second year
A dynamic project to encourage more people into organic horticulture will continue for another year thanks to a second phase of part-funding from…
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Organic partners team up for National Organic Dairy Week
The 2007 National Organic Dairy Week (4th – 10th June) aims to highlight the benefits of consuming organic dairy products, as well educating…
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M&S Producers Club Brings Organic Farmers Together
The Chitty Food Group, major supplier of Organic beef to M&S, has set up a new producer group in conjunction with M&S, dedicated to bringing the best…
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Organic Marketing Board sweeps board in competition
Graig Producers has swept the board at this year's St Merryn Carcass competition in the organic lamb class, taking the top four winning slots. This…
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Prices up but organic gloom grows
Organic price rises have done nothing to lift the gloom that now hangs over the future of the sector. As reports grow of producers planning to…
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A taste of the med from Northumberland
A Northumberland farm which is the centre for organic cereal research in the North of England has created a unique new Ciabatta flour, claimed as an…
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Send a Cow demonstration farm opens in Herefordshire
Are you interested in organic gardening? Or new to smallholder farming? Then why not learn lessons in sustainable agriculture from Africa by visiting…
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OMSCO unveils first ever 'Farmer of the Year'
The Organic Milk Suppliers Cooperative (OMSCo), the UK's largest organic dairy cooperative, has today announced the winner of its first ever 'Farmer…
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Local organic smallholder wins £2,500 award
Organic smallholder Simon Saggers from Bassingbourn, near Royston, has won a £2,500 Queen Elizabeth Scholarship to develop his hurdle making, hedge…
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