Websites using traditional farming as a keyword

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Goren Farm has traditional wild flower meadows where seed is collected of local provanance, open under the National Garden scheme where we raise money for charity evey year by opening our meadows. Voulenteering and WWOOFing holidays available

Evolving consciousness. We share Auroville`s social & spiritual experiment happening since February 1968 in the south of India. Interviews and sounds of the creative people in the International Community of Auroville.

Leading manufacturer and supplier of potent biopesticides and traditional chemistry pesticides for the agricultural and horticultural markets. Many Certis insecticide and integrated pest management products are environmentally friendly and certified for organic.

Provision the transylvania school of self sufficient living, romania teaches smallholding courses in traditional self-reliant living subsistence farming

Yorkshire Farm Produce - Livestock, Meat, & Fibre

SCBA - The Shetland Cattle Breeders Association

- hot spots of biodiversity and traditional culture -

Events and exhibits, quilts and tractors, celebrating rural life, farming, and agriculture, traditional and performing arts

The Farm House uses traditional, environmentally aware farming and butchering skills in providing fresh full flavoured meat and small goods from our free range, grass fed lamb and pork.

Nourished Kitchen is a traditional foods blog that explores the connection between culinary heritage, health and sustainable farming. Nourished Kitchen features traditional foods recipes for grass-fed beef, wild-caught fish, raw milk and heirloom fruits and vegetables.

The Husbandry School offers eco-friendly sustainable gardening & farming courses, traditional land management courses, educational sustainable farming courses, dry stone walling courses and teaches you how to be self sufficient and grow your own vegetables. We supply local restaurants and hotels with fresh organic veg and more!.

Traditional maritime transport of sustainable local foods and artisan crafts on historic vessels.

A family business which was first established in 1916 by John Hubbard, a livestock farming business from which the traditional forms of agricultural fencing