We are sorry but this event is now fully booked. If you would like to be on the waiting list, please sign up below and we will let you know if any spaces become available. Thank you. 

What to expect

A workshop with Mark Measures, Farm Advisor and Soil Specialist, and Daphne and Dave, local organic growers. Mark will open the discussion by exploring the significance of the Soil, Food and Wildlife triangle. There will then be a chance to see how soil has been improved by effective land management from a variety of speakers. 

We welcome everyone with an interest in soil, food, health, wildlife and the wider environment including all local residents, farmers, growers and gardeners.

The programme of the day will roughly run as follows: 

• 10.30am: Teas and coffees on arrival
• 11am: Mark Measures, Farm Advisor and Soil Specialist
• 11.45am: Daphne du Cross from Little Woodbatch Market Garden
• 12.30pm: Bread and soup served
• 1.30pm Fiona Gomersall, working with local farmers to protect watercourses
• 2pm: Myriad Organics Ludlow

We’re delighted to also have short presentations / stands from:

• Sir Albert Howard Society
• Clun Climate and Environment
• Marches Meadow Group

When the talks have come to an end, there will be plenty of time for tea, cakes, questions and discussion!

We are sorry but this event is now fully booked. If you would like to be on the waiting list, please sign up below and we will let you know if any spaces become available. Thank you. 

How to find The Hurst

The Hurst is located at Clunton, Craven Arms, Shropshire SY7 0JA.

Members: Free

Non-members: We welcome a voluntary contribution