Level 3 Traineeship in Regenerative Land-Based Systems: Agroecological Food & Farming 2025

Offered by: The Real Food Garden, in partnership with the Apricot Centre Are you passionate about sustainable farming, ecological restoration, and building a career in agroecology? The Real Food Garden, in collaboration with the Apricot Centre, is thrilled to offer the Level 3 Traineeship in Regenerative Land-Based Systems: Agroecological Food & Farming. This hands-on, immersive […]

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Conservation Grazing

Nourishing People and Place From the outset the Real Food mission has been to ‘Nourish People and Place’. So it was a natural step for us to use livestock to improve places for wildlife. Since spring 2023 we have been using cattle and pigs to achieve conservation outcomes for landowners including Cornwall Wildlife Trust. We

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Woolly Mowers

Sheep and Sheepskins We’d like to introduce you to our colourful woolly mowers! Our little flock of native breed crosses graze our orchard and also provide their services to neighbouring landowners. We’ve selected our friendliest ovines who have great quality fleece so that we can produce the full range or products a sheep can. With

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Traineeship Opportunity

About us The Real Food Garden is an established regenerative food producer with a market garden, veg box scheme, farm shop and conservation grazing. We grow a full range of vegetables over a long season both outside and undercover. We have a 8 year old no-dig garden and also grow at field scale, growing across

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Budding gardeners love Real Food!

By some miracle the clouds parted and the sun shone last Sunday as twenty budding vegetable growers gathered in the garden to learn about no-dig vegetable growing at the Real Food Garden. The visitors had a jam packed morning of learning about organic and no-dig ways of growing with our very own Head Grower Amelia Lake.

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Introducing a Super Salad

Fresh green leaves in mid-winter have long been highly valued in this part of the world. We are not so different from our ancestors thousands of years ago who would have savoured any young shoots of nettles or ramsons during winter. But let\’s admit, we are very grateful that we aren\’t limited to nettles all

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Pickled Leeks Anyone?

This is pretty new to us but we tried it at the Courtyard Deli and Kitchen in Falmouth and loved it. So we looked up some recipes, adjusted them and present this one to you. Add them to warm salads, roasted veg, serve with meats or get caught just scooping them out of the jar!

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Lovely Leeks

It’s the leek’s time to shine! Well actually they have quite a lot of time in the spotlight. They are a very valuable veg in these climes, when little else is around leeks are there to bring us beautiful flavour and nutrients in these dark months. We love leeks for their versatility in the kitchen

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