Over 90 people came to the
film event at Crediton Methodist Church on 29th
October.
The film showed the inspiring story of three young British
farmers starting out on their careers using regenerative methods to
produce healthy food in a sustainable way, close to their
communities. It was an absorbing watch, packed with information and
insight.
Following the film a panel of James Lee, Shobrooke farmer,
Martyn Bragg, Shillingford Organics and Clive Edmunds, farming
advisor with Devon Wildlife Trust led a discussion and answered
questions from the audience.
The high turnout and level of engagement from the audience
evidenced the considerable local interest in the topic and led to
many new sign-ups for the SusCred newsletter. If you missed the
event the film is available to hire via Six Inches of
Soil
If you are interested in helping Sustainable Crediton work with
local farmers and raise awareness of nature friendly farming
please contact us at info@sustainablecrediton.org.uk
Andrew Davey
