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Somerset Farm Direct Top-quality traditionally reared lamb, poultry and game, plus superb mutton, sraight from the farm. All the meat has been properly hung, and prices are reasonable. The Web of Hope There's no shortage of people and organisations telling us just how badly we're screwing up our planet. Listen to them all and you'd wonder whether it's worth getting out of bed in the morning. But The Web of Hope offers the best possible approach to the myriad ecological crises of the age. Farmers Markets Tells you where to find genuine farmers' markets (ones in which farmers, growers or producers from a defined local area sell their products direct to the public), plus guidelines for anyone wishing to start their own farmers' market or sell their produce through one. Envolve An inspirational site suggesting ways in which communities can change how they live and work in order to protect the environment. Compassion in World Farming Compassion in World Farming is a campaigning organisation dedicated to ending factory farming and the long-distance transportation of farm animals. Somerset Organic Link Somerset Organic Link (SOL) is a co-operative of organic farmers in Somerset supplying a wide range of fresh organic vegetables and fruit all year round. Somerset Farmers' Markets The site to order organic products from the local farmers in Somerset. Exmoor Organic Hill Farm Accommodation & Produce Exmoor self catering cottage - B&B - Farm style accommodation - Exmoor Coast & Country
Organic Caterers - Organic Meat Mail Order - Exmoor Farm Shop - Organic Farm Stone Age Organics Organically grown produce delivered to Bishops Lydeard. Quantock Online The Quantock Hills were the first place in England to be designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Quantock Online is for residents, businesses and visitors to our beautiful part of Somerset - established since 2000. West Somerset Railway Steam train from Bishops Lydeard to Minehead.
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