The campaign is a project of The Real Farming Trust, which runs The Oxford Real Farming Conference, The College for Real Farming and Food Culture, and Funding Enlightened Agriculture.
Colin’s Corner
The College for Real Farming and Food Culture: new coursesStill time to book places on three of this year’s courses! The College for Real Farming and Food Culture is… read more
The research agenda we really needA modest proposal from Colin Tudge The science and technologies that governments like Britain’s choose to promote, either by encouraging… read more
Meat, morality, and the vortex of liesAn early morning rant from Colin Tudge We are invited to be cheered by aspects of the Agriculture Bill for… read more
Food Culture
First EarliesIn terms of vegetables, April is a transitional month. The very last of the winter vegetables begin to shoot, a… read more
Herb of the month – SorrelThe sour, lemony flavour of sorrel has been appreciated in Britain at least since Roman times and is the first… read more
Picnic FareThat it can be easily eaten and transported are two essential criteria for perfect picnic food. Some of Britain's best… read more
The Passing Scene
Climate change, farming & the vegan – beef controversyWhy pasture based livestock farming could be part of the solution - and the huge importance of good impartial science… read more
Agroecology: real innovation from and for the peopleThis latest Nyeleni Newsletter on agroecology - real innovation from and for the people (Number 36, April 2019) critiques new… read more
Extinction Rebellion, David Blunkett and MeThis piece by Chris Smaje was originally published in his blog Small Farm Future (April 23 2019) - with thanks… read more
