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Try homegrown quince poached in white wine for a delectable dessert, baked into a tagine or infused into vodka for a perfect gift or seasonal tipple.
While things have moved on from the 'farmer’s son' narrative, women are still more often placed in the role of gardener or caregiver than farming decision maker, finds Becky Blench.
As the first in a new Wicked Leeks event series, editor Nina Pullman will chat to Poppy Okotcha in a live interview format and hear tales from her gardening journey to wider discussions around nature, wellbeing and diversity.
Connect to the seasons, slow down in the city and sample homegrown superfoods or herbs – here’s why city foraging is having a moment.
Explaining climate and food issues in ways that reach people from diverse backgrounds, including neurodivergent and multicultural, could enable greater change, a project has found.
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