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Traditionally government grant funding for food processing, marketing and co-operation have been taken up by larger producers, which isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but has often not left any space for smaller producers, who haven’t been able to galvanise the resources to apply, as they are often

FAO hosted a two-day International Symposium on Agroecology for Food Security and Nutrition in September 2014 and has now published a final report. At the symposium experts and advocates debated Agroecology, an emerging set of practices that seek to apply ecological concepts and principles to the design

Nourish, who is supporting Glasgow and Edinburgh in their work to become sustainable food cities, welcomes the joint pledge of the two city councils on food poverty. The pledge was issued on 27 February by the leaders of Edinburgh and Glasgow City Councils who are committed to

We are excited to be running the pioneering New Farmer Programme again in 2016 – a vocational training and work placement programme for anyone wanting to develop their food growing, local marketing and small business skills. The programme is delivered by growers and farmers running successful local