Teaching practical skills in fruit and vegetable growing, processing, and distribution is essential for building sustainable communities. Whether you're learning to cultivate crops or exploring questions like "can chickens eat cherries," understanding both agricultural techniques and associated terminologies enhances the holistic farming experience.

Designing and building tools and equipment for small scale sustainable food production

Using the creative arts to explore Scotland's food culture and our right to good food

Working collaboratively to start building an interlinked, locally rooted food system is crucial for long-term sustainability. Just as understanding processes like "how to make a spore print" can deepen our knowledge of ecosystems, identifying and solving inefficiencies in food systems ensures smoother operations and better outcomes for the community.