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SUMMARY:FILM: Six Inches of Soil
DESCRIPTION:THE FILM SCREENING  IS NOW SOLD OUT SORRY \nYou can still come to the pre screening event- \nThe FREE pre screening event is looking great so please come along  to SparC from 5.30pm after the Albert Howard plaque unveiling at the Town Hall. \nGoing Wild in Bishops Castle will be here with activities for all! \n-drawing with charcoal \n-soil compaction workshop (getting your hands dirty\, seeing the difference in soil filtration when compacted) \n-There will also be a Bokashi bin on display\, and some compost worms for those brave enough to meet them! \nSave The SpArC will have a plant stall \nAlso joining us with stalls will be: The Albert Howard Trust\, The Seed Bank\, Master Composters\, Shropshire Good Food Partnership\, Middle Marches Land Trust\, Long Mynd Cider\, Wilder Marches\, Bishop’s Castle Allotments plus series of Short Talks and more! \nRefreshments will be available. \n\n\n\nThe inspiring story of British farmers standing up against the industrial food system and transforming the way they produce food – to heal the soil\, benefit our health and provide for local communities \n“The summary of soil and agriculture was incredible and to see these farmers doing what they’re doing is so inspiring\, it’s made me optimistic\,” Rachel Joseph\, ORFC audience member. “An excellent film really put well together\, told the journey\, told the story. \nBook a free place and pay what you can on the day \nWe are planning  to have an informal panel discussion after the screening about the challenges transitioning to organic and regenerative farming \nThe Theatre doors will be open for the film at 6.30pm after the short talks- seating will be first come first serve.  Film will begin at 7pm with a panel discussion after where we will welcome: \n\nClare Hill – Farmer\, Clee Hill (Planton Farm)\nJames Evans – Farmer\, Snead (Grass Roots Co)\nKaren Hartnell-Beavis Havenhills Field and Kitchen\nJonathan Hartnell-Beavis – Havenhills Field and Kitchen\n\n\nModerated by Mark Tinsley – Roveries Hall\, Bishops Castle\n\nAnd a family friendly event before with information\, activities\, samples and ideas from 5.30pm.  More information to come but we are working with various local organisations \nShropshire Good Food Partnership\, Bishop’s Castle Going Wild\, Bishop’s castle seed Bank\, Middle Marches Community Land Trust\, Shropshire Hills National Landscape\,
URL:http://www.sparctheatre.co.uk/event/film-six-inches-of-soil/
LOCATION:SpArC Theatre
CATEGORIES:Film,Workshop
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