Jane Powell, co-founder and organizer of the Wales Real Food and Farming, discusses one of the questions that we are often asked...
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Cow sheds, cow pats and community links: a volunteer’s view of the conference
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.
The Habitat Wales Scheme – a cliff-edge
The recently launched Habitat Wales Scheme featured in many conversations at the Wales Real Food and Farming Conference this year. Andrew Tuddenham, who is Head of Policy for Soil Association Cymru, one of WRFFC23’s sponsors, explores this troubled scheme and its outlook.
Why sustainable food?
Rosie Evans (beekeeper, agro-forestry worker and student) considers why people are interested in sustainable food - and also offers us her reading list suggestions....
Torchi llewys yn CGFFfC23 / Getting to work at WRFFC23
Dyma Amber Wheeler, Gweithwyr y Tir (noddwr aur) yn dewis rhai o'i huchafbwyntiau CGFFfC 2023! Amber Wheeler from the Landworkers' Alliance - who are gold sponsors for 2023 - picks some forthcoming highlights at this year's Conference.
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.
From a ‘call to arms’ to carrot crushing: a review of WRFFC22
With interests in nature restoration, cattle, grain and nutrition, guest bloggers, Sarah Emmerson and Richard Thomas (Llandewi Dexters, Powys) found plenty to do at WRFFC22.
Why do we need to talk about seed right now?
Long-time WRFFC supporter, seed supplier and campaigner, Kate McEvoy, describes what is happening with legislation at the moment - and why we should all care.
Systems thinking for a more sustainable food system
Holly Butterworth from Natural Resources Wales - a new WRFFC sponsor for 2022 - introduces "systems thinking", a tool that may help with considering the complex problems facing food and farming.