Pesticides are contaminating our food and wild spaces, harming both human health and the ecosystems we all depend on. From bees and birds to rivers and soil life, the impact of chemical-intensive farming is becoming harder to ignore. Across the UK, growing numbers of people are asking a simple question: surely we can farm differently?…Continue reading Time to rethink chemicals — and farming
This year’s Oxford Real Farming Conference offered a powerful space to reflect on one of the most fundamental elements of biodynamic farming: water. From the perspective of the Biodynamic Land Trust, our session Water Is Life brought together farmers and local practitioners to explore how farming systems shape water quality, flow and vitality across landscapes….Continue reading Water is Life: Slowing the Flow
The Biodynamic Land Trust seeks a Communications & Engagement Officer to help develop the promotion of its activities, engage with membership, farmers and partners, help increase the farmland under trusteeship and engage with community need. The role will continue to implement the Trust’s vision to protect and secure land for biodynamic community-connected farming. Are you…Continue reading Come Join Our Team as a Communications and Engagement Officer
…with Skilled Workers for a Horticultural Revolution in the UK The government food strategy has three overarching objectives a) a thriving agrifood sector that delivers a consistent supply of food and secures jobs, b) a food system that delivers for nature and in turn produces high quality food that is affordable and accessible, and c)…Continue reading Building a Social Capital Network of Local Plots of Land…
