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🌱 Britain's Pulse & Grain Pioneers 🏆 Best Food Producer, BBC Food & Farming Awards 👉 Plant-based wholefoods: whole, split, milled, flaked, fermented, roasted
Suffolk & beyond
Joined May 2012
RT @RSPBHopeFarm: 😍😍😍 Could we be more excited to see our beautiful YQ wheat turned into flour with @Hodmedods I think a lot of baking is…
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@netherfield34 We’ll still post from time to time, we just have less time - and appetite - for this as a place to spend time.
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@pigreen1 2/2 newsletter and/or on our website. What’s been missing over the last year or so is this kind of interaction - it’s hard to see us picking that up to the extent that we once did.
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@ClartyFeet 2/2 newsletter and/or on our website. What’s been missing over the last year or so is this kind of interaction - it’s hard to see us picking that up to the extent that we once did.
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RT @robertashton1: Encouraging to see that @OldHallFm & @Hodmedods will be talking about #regenerativeagriculture @Tate Modern in November,…
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@shorkk_food @BBCr4today Or Egypt or, tbh, any number of countries where these fantastic ingredients are central to diet. (Or someone from a company that has spent 15 years working to get them recognised in the UK - on plates and on farms 😉)
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RT @Hodmedods: If you’re looking for fava (dried broad) bean recipes @BBCr4today then we can definitely help we set…
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@Rosewood_Farm @SheilaDillon @BBCr4today That really is the answer - and if you grow a climbing variety it’s possible to get decent yields and three distinct harvests: early green(pink) whole pods, mid season demi-sec podding beans and then late season fully dried beans for storing.
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@Rosewood_Farm @SheilaDillon @BBCr4today (The challenges are that they need to be planted after last risk of frost and into warming soil - early to mid May really. Under ideal conditions they’re a 100 to 110 day crop, in the UK it’s more like 130 to 140 - and they need decent heat to ripen….
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