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Welcome

The Signpost

The Answer Lies in the Soil

Welcome
John Holman welcomes you to Edition 23 of Farm Radio

 

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Click here to take you to the SOMERSET pages.Click here to take you to the DORSET pages.
Click on the signpost to find your way to "Chalk and Cheese" and "Levels and Moors" items.

Mineral depletion of the soil is probably becoming a major concern for farmers and anyone else who is concerned with the nutrional value of what we eat. Graham Harvey talks to Martin Lane of the company “Field Science” in Yetminster about what they can do for farmers who wish to put back into the soil what hundreds of years of farming has taken out.click to listen

Contact:

Field Science Ltd, Downsview House, Grove Avenue, Coombe Dingle, Bristol BS9 2RN
Tel: (44) 0117 985 8580
Fax: (44) 0117 909 2432
Mob (44) 07968 827269 www.fieldscience.co.uk

The Magdalen Project

Home Farm, Sutton Montis

Duke of Edinburgh Award

The Magdalen Project is set on the banks of the meandering River Axe on the Dorset-Somerset border. It is an organic farm and education centre, conceived as a landscape for learning. Margeryclick to listen Hookings is taken on a tour of the farm by director Gyles Morris.

Contact:

The Magdalen Project, Magdalen Farm, Winsham, Chard, Somerset. TA20 4PA.
Tel: 01460 30144.
Fax: 01460 30177. www.themagdalenproject.org.uk

Situated on the Dorset-Somerset border, Home Farm, Sutton Montis is overshadowed by Cadbury Castle, the imposing and atmospheric iron-age hill-fort which has long been regarded as a leading candidate for being Camelot, the centre of King Arthur’s kingdom. Roger Crisp pays a visit to look into the diversification at Home Farm which, perhaps unsurprisingly given the location, includes anclick to listen archaeology resource centre.

Contact:

James and Richard Tabor, Home Farm, Sutton Montis, Somerset.
Tel: 01963 220340
Mob: 07780 706094

Richard Tabor, Archaeology and Volunteers, Home Farm, Sutton Montis, Somerset.
e-mail:
www.southcadbury.org.uk

Catherine Matthews, Handmade Chocolates, Cara-Coco, Home Farm, Sutton Montis, Somerset. 01935 840883. www.cara-coco.co.uk

Farm Radio’s Celia Messer visits her friend Mary Harper and finds out about her long-term involvement with the Duke of Edinburgh click to listenAward.

Contact:

Mary Harper, East Dorset D. of E. Group, c/o 147, Cutlers Place, Wimborne, Dorset. BH21 2HY. 01202 886332. e-mail:

Blood, Earth and Medicine

James CrowdenReknowned west country poet, James Crowden, reads his poem for October from his collection, “Blood, Earth and Medecine, a year in the life of a casual agricultural labourer.” There is a poem for each month and they will appear on Farm Radio in their turn.
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Phone:01460 30795

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