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 The
Soil Association is the UK's leading campaigning
and certification body for Organic food and farming. We
develop and provide practical and sustainable solutions
which combine food production and environmental protection
and human health. We have been researching and promoting
Organic farming as the key to sustainable agriculture
since 1946, with our distinctive symbol now widely recognised
as the consumer's guarantee of Organic quality. |
 Compassion
in World Farming is campaigning to end the factory
farming of animals. Through hard-hitting political lobbying
and high profile campaigns, we are working to expose the
cruel conditions under which farm animals are often reared,
transported and slaughtered. |
Like Friends
of the Earth, we believe that real food is safe
for the environment and safe for you. Get more information
on this subject by visiting their site.
You can also look up your local wildlife
sites. See if they are threatened and what you can do
to protect them. By supporting Friends of the Earth,
we can all work together to build a better future for
ourselves and our planet. |
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North
Wiltshire Farmers Market
- No unnecessary transportation of foods
- No excessive packaging
- No 'buying and selling on'
- All food locally produced
- Producers directly responsible to their customers
- Environmentally sound methods of production are
encouraged
- No factory farming
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The
Langley Chase Flock
Langley Chase is a small organic farm specialising
in the production of pedigree, rare breed Manx Loghtan
lamb.
Direct from the farm, naturally reared in organic pastures
and hayfields our distinctive lamb is tender and tasty
- making a delicious talking point at any meal. In the
2001 national Organic Food Awards our lamb was awarded
second equal place in the lamb category of this prestigious
competition. |
 Mossy Green Feet
A fascination and passion over the years for all that is natural and healing, has formed the inexact ology’ that has become Mossy Green Feet. This is my truth.
One way or another it’s all about feet… |
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