Amazing wooden tractor- but will it travel?
We love visiting community gardens whenever we can find one to explore. We like to see what they are trying to do and particularly how gardening is involved in their client activities. We were delighted to find one open under the auspices of the National Garden Scheme not far away just over the Welsh border […]
via Ponthafren – an amazing community garden. — greenbenchramblings
Picture by Crystal Myles
Originally published by WINnERS, 15 Jul 2016. Read the original post here. By William Thompson In March, I travelled to Central and Northern Tanzania with the World Food Programme (WFP) team, to visit several farmer organisations that are participating in the Patient Procurement Platform (PPP). The PPP is an emanation of WFP’s smallholder sourcing policy, […]
via Visiting drought prone regions in Tanzania — One Billion Hungry: Can We Feed the World?
Picture by Eva Kovacs
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What is the best pastel de nata in Lisbon? The answer depends on our mood. Some days, we like them perfumed with lemon. Other days, we prefer them scented with vanilla. Our current favorites are the lemony kind. They are made by Manteigaria in Praça Camões near Chiado at a location that was once occupied […]
My August entries in my Garden Journal 2016 see me beginning Volume Two. On the first page I look back to my original garden journal’s August entries. “I made my first ever entries for our new garden in August 2003. We moved to “Avocet” our Plealey home on 8th August. I wrote, “The garden needs our […]
Does every day seem the same? Then why not have a ‘Green Day’, when you get up in the morning announce to your children that you are going ‘Green’, this is where your imagination plays a part and a bit of forward planning is advisable. Here are some ideas for a ‘Green Day’: Get dressed in […]
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