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Daniel Fox

Landworkers Alliance

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Daniel Fox

05/05/2020 at 12:47 pm #27729

Argghhh – I misspelled ‘teaching’!!! Ha! I blame lack of sleep.

Daniel Fox

29/03/2020 at 10:40 pm #27247

Cheers Steph. I know him well and will hopefully be cooperating more soon.

Daniel Fox

20/03/2020 at 11:47 am #27111

Hi LWA,
I’m a new entrant grower in Somerset. 1st season this year while doing planning apps and constructing stuff. We WERE going to just sell some veg to a few pubs and one local veg box scheme locally, but the local villages are full of elderly people self-isolating who want veg boxes, so we’re setting up a small one as soon as possible. The locals are seeing empty shelves in the supermarkets and huge delays in home-deliveries from supermarkets! I’m working out details of what we can provide and planting extra already, but with the current craziness, I’m making it up as I go along (10 days ago, we had no plans to do this for at least a year). I have spreadsheet resources from Jake Oxton to help planning, which are really useful, but any advice or guidance on silly mistakes I need to avoid, etc, would be useful. I expect my first box/bag to go out in Mid-May.

Thanks,
Dan Fox
Two Acre Farm.