Incredible Edible Salford

https://www.incredibleedible.org.uk/news/an-update-from-the-oxford-real-farming-conference/ An Update From The Oxford Real Farming Conference It’s fair to say at Incredible Edible, and in Incredible Edible groups, few people profess to be farmers, but whilst of course the Oxford Real Farming Conference is about farming it’s also about food citizenship, about the ethics of food, growing, cooking and eating and a great space in which to start the year.An Update From The Oxford Real Farming Conferencewww.incredibleedible.org.ukThe whole event felt very wrapped up in talk about environmental responsibility and how farming and restoration of landscape and biodiversity need to go hand in hand.

#MoreLand To Connect Communities Our #MoreLand campaign is gathering strength and we thought it might be useful to think about the types of land that are so often underutilised where good use and will for change could really help to connect community.https://www.incredibleedible.org.uk/news/moreland-to-connect-communities/#MoreLand To Connect Communitieswww.incredibleedible.org.ukWhat if communities were resourced to maintain that land themselves, with proper contracts so that expectations were managed for both sides?

Nice to see some colour on our Allotment plot even in winter ...

Campaigning For #MoreLand As we move into 2020 our collective power across our Incredible Edible Network increases, both in the work we do on the ground and the communication we do to support that work.https://www.incredibleedible.org.uk/news/campaigning-for-moreland/Campaigning For #MoreLandwww.incredibleedible.org.ukSo, to challenge this we have decided our first campaign for 2020 will be #MoreLand

Enterprising Ideas And Cider Making In Incredible Edible Wakefield With New Years Eve over and many people nursing headaches and thinking “never again” here’s a sobering story of the pitfalls – and joys of alcohol – but the production rather than the consumption of!!https://www.incredibleedible.org.uk/news/enterprising-ideas-and-cider-making-in-incredible-edible-wakefield/Enterprising Ideas And Cider Making In Incredible Edible Wakefieldwww.incredibleedible.org.ukThe story starts in Wakefield in September 2018 when an idea for Incredible Edible Wakefield to piggy back the local community orchard’s juicing day to “have a go at making cider” led to 7 hours in a village hall, 40 plus volunteers coming and going, a lot of hard work washing, chopping, press...

An Incredible Happy New Year Over the last 12 months Incredible Edible groups across the UK and worldwide have made huge change in their communities, growing food, supporting local food systems and economies and showing that grassroots change is happening, and that everyone can get involved by supporting, amplifying and encouraging small changes that really show the power of the small actions we encourage.https://www.incredibleedible.org.uk/news/an-incredible-happy-new-year/An Incredible Happy New Yearwww.incredibleedible.org.ukWhether working as individual groups or collaborating with others, the power of kindness resonates from Incredible Edible groups as they give time and effort finding the local solutions to the global issues that over the last year have really come to the fore

Incredible People. A Series Beginning In Incredible Edible Conwy For 2020 we have decided to tell a series of stories from around the Incredible Edible Network that tells tales of the incredible individuals that we work with and that support the work we do, making it easier and removing challenges.https://www.incredibleedible.org.uk/news/incredible-people-a-series-beginning-in-incredible-edible-conwy/Incredible People. A Series Beginning In Incredible Edible Conwywww.incredibleedible.org.ukOur garden share owner Libet Williams is a very special lady, who has opened her garden, her kitchen and heart to the Incredible Edible group. She is most definitely one of the team, playing a part that has helped to strengthen the group through providing a great meeting place and growing area for p