On Saturday The Mess youth centre held an open day for young people and older members of the community to attend! They did not disappoint! In total, over 100 people popped in and out and the atmosphere was buzzing!
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Founders of a new Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) enterprise are asking you to have your say in the hope of starting up a local box scheme containing organically produced, affordable and high-welfare meat and goat’s milk products.
What is Community Support Agriculture?
Community supported agriculture is a method of farming that fosters relationships between producers and consumers. Consumers or ‘members’ of the scheme share the cost of production by committing to buy a year’s worth of produce and can also get involved in the farming. In return members receive fresh produce throughout the year as and when it becomes available. Members have the opportunity to become involved in both decision-making and production activities but can equally just enjoy the produce if they wish. For more information see: www.soilassociation.org/csa
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Courses in traditional sustainable farming, ancient husbandry skills and growing your own food using natural methods.
www.husbandry.co.uk
The Husbandry School is just outside Ashburton, Devon and is set on a stunning hilltop location over looking the hills of Dartmoor. We teach ancient husbandry skills, traditional sustainable farming, land management, growing your own food courses as well as traditional crafts. We have just launched our fabulous new website and our exciting year ahead programme of new courses and events.
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