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Impressions from the first UK FarmHack

Last month CropShare volunteers Ben, Reggie and Axel attended the first FarmHack event in the Uk, at the lovely Ruskin Mill in Gloucestershire. Here’s a collection of inspiring blog posts, galleries and tweets about the weekend: Inspirational day at #farmhack On Your Farm Farm Hack on @BBCRadio4 coming soon. I need broad fork for my allotment!! pic.twitter.com/YIlUOTWY6y — Sybil Ruscoe (@SybilRuscoe) April 19, 2015 UPDATE: And here’s a link to the aforementioned programme – it even features...
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CropShare Social 26th January, plus birds, seeds and cake!

Hey CropSharers, Happy New Year to all of you – we hope you’ve all had a lovely festive period! ​ Apparently CropShare’s love of Kale means that we are soo last year (Kelp is said to be the superfood for 2015 – shame the sea is so far away) although our fermented food workshop makes us very hip indeed. What more could a New Year Resolution list want than healthy vegetables and happy times? Pseudo science says we...
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Harvest Party Sat 30th Aug!

9.30am-12pm Farm day taster session- help out on the farm From 2.30pm Activities- Farm tour, games, natural crafts, circus skills 5pm onwards BBQ fired up and Ceilidh with Jumping Beans Late campfire, live music and overnight camping Homebrew, soft drinks, bread, and fresh farm salads provided. Bring something to put on the BBQ and a bottle. Great for newcomers and old CropShare hands! Event free, but donations very welcome to fund our compost toilet building project (CrapShare!)...
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Onions N Taters

We were greeted with Farmer Paul’s cheery instructions today – have a gander at them here, watch out for his Fenland humour!! We sang Farmer Paul happy birthday too to embarass him. Happy Bday Paul! So we got stuck in planting onion sets throught black biodegrable maizestarch plastic… Here’s what Satowa thought of her day at the farm- thanks for letting us know Satowa! “Everything I did was the first time for me, so I learned a lot....
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