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PFFA volunteer describes how we can recover from a poor spring growing season to achieve summer and winter crops.

Della shows us around her garden in East Sussex. She is in her second year of GYO and joined PFFA to learn how to be more sustainable and successful as a novice GYO gardener.

Jessica Ammes from Joinavision discusses the journey she has taken to start living in community with others and building a community hub - which is a space for gathering but socialising as it has a pub at weekends!

* Some of the beginner mistakes we made and how you can avoid them * The easy way to feed your plants without having to worry about multiple different feeds and fertilisers * Discover simple tips to know when to water your plants * How we work with nature to naturally help with pests and weeds * How to make compost and why your plants love it

* The very first steps to take before growing your own food * How to create and layout your beds so that you can be as smart and efficient with the space and resources you have available * What to fill your beds with to help boost soil and plant health * How to sow seeds and take care of young seedlings * How to grow a lot of food in a small space

The Common Ground Project have land ready for you to use, cooperative and economic models in place, and they would like to share with you how it all works, and find out how you'd like to use it. The Common Ground Project creates independent community land trusts while acting itself on behalf of the landworker, offering support in marketing, legal matters, processing development, and cooperative formation. They drive the surplus of their collective efforts towards land acquisition to be gifted to the next landworker. Watch this back and hear how you can get involved.

A Regenerative Rural Planning Network that creates independent community land trusts while acting itself on behalf of the land worker, offering support in marketing, legal matters, processing development, and cooperative formation. We drive the surplus of their collective efforts towards land acquisition to be gifted to the next land worker. More information here https://www.facebook.com/groups/2473172876101832 The People's Health Alliance : https://the-pffa.org/

Homeopathy At Wellie Level (HAWL) is a non-profit organisation run by veterinary surgeons and homeopaths, who teach the responsible use of farm homeopathy. Our farmers tells us that it helps them in the following ways: Reduce your Vet bills Reduce antibiotic use on the farm Improve overall farm health and welfare Reduce animal stress Reduce their veterinary bills Help clean up the food chain Treat their animals quickly and efficiently Improve the quality of their produce Help towards organic certification Find out more about HAWL https://www.hawl.co.uk/ Find out more about The People’s Food and Farming Alliance https://the-pffa.org/

Find out about the incredible journey from Crops NOT Shops - NO Dig For VICTORY!! An inspirational new community is being grown there. Our discussion focuses on helping people to grow ANYWHERE whilst building community with love. Our mission is to inspire people towards a more conscious and self-sufficient lifestyle. To transform land, gardens and green spaces everywhere into thriving ecosystems of biodiversity and organic food productivity. To educate and empower people to look after our earth and preserve life to the best of our ability for 7 generations to come; and to co-create a global, fair, free food sharing network built on love and caring. Find out more about Crops not Shops below https://www.cropsnotshops.co.uk/ Find out more about The People’s Food and Farming Alliance below https://the-pffa.org/

Nourish Community - a not for profit grow project. They share their journey, how they support food banks and their local community whilst sharing some growing tips! They can be contacted via Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100089591378655 The People's Food and Farming can be found below https://the-pffa.org/

On Sunday 12th February, our very own Katherine Macbean interviewed Bon and Marie-Claire of Bridie’s Farm, part of the Glastonbury Food and Regenerative Farming Centre, after helping to plant trees at the very start of this exciting community project involving growing, feeding and learning in the community by the community for the community, which embodies what we at the PFFA are all about.

Down to Earth Stroud support people in growing and harvesting their own fruit and vegetables. Our aim is to increase access to, and availability of fresh, nutritious and healthy food and encourage reconnection with the land. We provide a range of services including gardening and we run several community projects across Gloucestershire

Katherine McBean from the PFFA (People's Food and Farming Alliance) interviews Jayne Lyons from Homeopathy At The Wellie Level (HAWL). Jayne describes how we can approach Farming and caring for animals in a more Natural way.

This video introduces the People's Food and Farming Alliance - an organisation that was created For The People, By The People to counter artificially created food shortages and to protect crops. This is a call to action for everybody, as we need to act quickly to heal the soil, and protect and support Farmers who are growing healthy natural food. We encourage people to grow their own food and guide you on how to do this in your own gardens as well as in Communities. In addition we are encouraging more humane treatment of animals. Join Us and help us create this paradigm shift towards a world of natural, healthy and nutritious food where we work more closely with nature and reap nature's bounty. We are an organisation led by volunteers please help us by donating. https://the-pffa.org/donate

The Revolution for Food and Farming begins here! Founding member of the PFFA - Katherine Macbean - explains why the People's Food and Farming Alliance was formed to tackle food shortages, by encouraging people to grow their own food both in their gardens and in Communities. In addition the PFFA will provide a support to Farmers by creating a supportive network, as well as provide an accreditation that cuts out unnecessary red tape. Website: https://the-pffa.org