Highlights from the #ORFC18 conference – you guys are all so wonderful, what a great time we have with you every year! Plenty more resources and content from the ninth annual Oxford Real Farming Conference
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Oxford Real Farming Conference 2018 Highlights
By ORFC Staff, originally published by Oxford Real Farming Conference
January 18, 2018
Tags: bulding a resilient food and farming system, sustainable food movement
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