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The Nourish 2013 conference report ‘Feeding the five million’ summarises the work of eight teams over two days. The teams in turn drew on both their own sector knowledge and the evidence from 15 expert witnesses. The report is intended to advance the debate between national government, the
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Connect to others who are interested in local food. Invite other local food activists and food groups to join up! Join the Nourish Scotland online community. The Declaration of Dunbar We are working towards a sustainable Scotland in which, in every region we produce more of what we eat
Read more →So we’ve been exploring the Broccoli glut and the issue of food waste. The unusually chilly spring (remember that?) produced a glut of the brassica, which means Scottish growers are harvesting three times as much as normal, but in the heatwave, no one is buying it. Most
Read more →As the queues lengthen at UK food banks, it’s good to see that the UK government’s media machine is still trying to revive the sickly corpse of GMOs in Europe as the technical solution to the political and economic problem of hunger. What better medicine than purple
Read more →Hi there, have hatched some cream legbar eggs and have two healthy cockerels looking for a good home. They were hatched 24 April and are free to a good home. We are based in Edinburgh so come and collect if you are interested. I may be able
Read more →Scottish sheep have been savaged recently – both by Jay Rayner who has swallowed the rather one-sided New Zealand industry-supported Lincoln University study on the lifecycle analysis of NZ versus Brisith lamb, and by George Monbiot who wants to see some trees back on the hills. Help
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