We are recruiting someone to deliver accredited City and Guilds Horticulture Training (Level 1 and 2) courses in Bristol, with a focus on organic and agroecological growing methods.

As the Covid-19 lockdown came into place, local growing project Edible Futures managed to secure a land share arrangement with a local livestock farm … Read more Local farm launches Solidarity Veg Boxes for people in food poverty

A local market gardener, Humphrey Lloyd, is on the hunt for land to increase his production in direct response to the Covid-19 outbreak.  Humphrey … Read more Bristol grower looking for land to expand local food supply in response to Covid-19

You may have driven past their farm in Stapleton, or seen them at the Wednesday farmers market on Corn Street, but how much do … Read more Our Members: Elm Tree Farm

Edible Futures aims to do exactly what the name suggests. Set up as a Community Interest Company, the business was established 7 years ago. … Read more Our Members: Edible Futures

Hidden in the depths of St Werburghs is a rather magical small farm. Head up past Boiling Wells, and you’ll soon spy a polytunnel … Read more Our Members: Purple Patch

Nestled amongst some allotments in Troopers Hill in East Bristol, a group of people are collectively keeping goats in the city. Two years ago, … Read more Our Members: Street Goat

We’ve got some amazing local producers in and around Bristol, so this Christmas why not make it a locally sourced one? If that seems … Read more Six ways to avoid the supermarkets and shop local this Christmas!

Bristol Food Producers is a dynamic organisation supporting local food producers, retail outlets, distributors, restaurants and supporter members to engage with each other through … Read more Bristol Food Producers looking for new board members

So you’re not a farmer, grower or producer, a retail or distributor business or a restaurant. So why should you join Bristol Food Producers … Read more Five reasons to join as a supporter member