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Christmas and New Year Shipping Dates
Our last pre-Christmas shipping date is 18th December. Orders placed after midday on 18th will be shipped from 2nd January 2025
OPEN MEADOW MORNING Saturday 22nd June
OPEN MEADOW MORNING Saturday 22nd June Dydd Sadwrn Mehefin 22ain BORE DOL AGORED
The BIG GREEN MOTH CAMP Saturday 15th – Sunday 16th June
BIG GREEN MOTH CAMP Saturday 15th – Sunday 16th June As part of WWF Cymru’s GREAT BIG GREEN WEEK, we invite you to join us for a BIG GREEN MOTH CAMP on the wildflower meadows of Dyfed Permaculture Farm. Swap long distance travel for
*New* ~ Styria 75cm : *Back in Stock* ~ Rasierschnitt 95cm ~ Grass Hooks
Spring Stock UPDATE Schröckenfux Our spring order from Schröckenfux has arrived! We have a new blade option for you, plus some old favorites are back in stock. *New* Styria blade in 75cm length Styria 75cm, with Styria 65cm for
Green Scythe Fair 2024 and Scythe Association Member’s Day
The Green Scythe Fair Sunday 9th June, 2024 The UK’s biggest and longest running Scythe Fair will be held at Thorney Lakes, Somerset on Sunday 9th June. Come along to meet fellow scythe enthusiasts and enjoy all the delights the
Scythe Improvers Masterclass at the Green Scythe Fair
Learn to Scythe and Peen with greater CONFIDENCE & EASE! A two day course for mowers with some experience who want to develop their skills, team leaders managing volunteers or staff or people who want to teach scythe use to
Work and Volunteer with Scythe Cymru and Dyfed Permaculture Farm
Part-time scythe packing for Scythe Cymru (paid work), alongside part-time volunteering for Dyfed Permaculture Farm CIO. We are offering: seasonal part-time paid work in our scythe business (0.5 to 2+ days a week, contact us for details). simple accommodation, some
Wonderful Waxcaps
It’s easy to notice the glories of a wildflower meadow in the summer, but did you know that there are treasures to be found in the autumn and winter too? And it’s not just species rich meadows either, church yards,
In Praise of Bracken
Bracken tends to get a pretty bad press. However, we have found that bracken can make a positive contribution to a habitat, garden or farm system. Read about bracken and how we use and manage it in THIS GUIDE