Janet Steel was one of the volunteer stewards at this year's event, and she shares some inspiring reflections on her experience, making links with community groups around the north east.
Addysgu at ddyfodol bwyd / Education for the future of food
Mae Carwyn Graves yn edrych ymlaen at drafod addysg bwyd - Carwyn looks forward to talking about food education at the Conference.
Our fifth conference comes to northeast Wales
Jane Powell looks ahead to our fifth conference, where we have a packed programme includng policy, practical topics and discussions.
Whose food is it? – Looking for a forever food system
Steven Jacobs reflects on the inflexibility of our food system and says it's time to make a difference in Wales.
New food relationships in Wales could boost fruit and vegetable production
Tony Little, farming consultant and member of the Organic Growers’ Alliance, shares his reflections on the first Wales Real Food and Farming Conference. Earlier in the year, in the wake of the Oxford Real Farming Conference, a small group of Welsh producers and food activists got together to discuss a ‘real’ food and farming conference … Continue reading New food relationships in Wales could boost fruit and vegetable production
A new food and farming conference for Wales
Inspired by the Oxford Real Farming Conference, a new food and farming conference is coming to Wales.
Gweledigaeth gwledig – Cynhadledd Gwir Fwyd a Ffermio Cymru (CGFFfC)
Gan Eifiona Thomas-Lane Ar ddechrau’r flwyddyn newydd eleni cefais fy mhrofiad cyntaf o’r ORFC, sef Oxford Real Farming Conference, sydd yn amlwg yn cael ei threfnu yn Rhydychen. Cyfle oedd hyn imi drafod syniadau am sut allai dyfodol tu allan i Undeb Ewropeaidd effeithio ar gymunedau ffermio – yn benodol oblygiadau iaith a pheryglu diwylliant gwledig Cymreig. … Continue reading Gweledigaeth gwledig – Cynhadledd Gwir Fwyd a Ffermio Cymru (CGFFfC)
The Journey Begins
Thanks for joining me! Good company in a journey makes the way seem shorter. — Izaak Walton
CGFFfC - WRFFC 