Articles
What to Eat
The farmer food pyramid
Many of us fall-off the post-xmas, fad-diet bandwagon, so Julianne Mesaric offers up practical advice for eating that revolves around loc...
Growing intolerance
Vanessa Kimbell, specialist sourdough baker, explains why heritage varieties of wheat are giving hope to people with problems digesting b...
What happened to the giblets?
Spare a thought for turkey this Christmas and buy well. Here's our guide of what to look for in your Christmas bird
Ten year harvest: The Zaytoun story
Cathi Pawson tells the story of Zaytoun, an organic Fairtrade project, bringing Palestinian olive oil to the UK market
The pig pledge
Our friends at the Pig Pledge are asking you to cast your vote for high welfare pork and an end to factory farming
Eating the seasons
There's no better way to eat locally, seasonably, ethically and frugally than fishing out your wellingtons and going for a good old fashi...
Debunking the labels
Which labelling schemes to lose and which to choose? We debunk the claims behind the names
The next frontier for cheese
Support the campaign to translate 'the French scientists’ practical guide to raw milk microbiology' and help to reshape modern farmhouse ...
Livestock: More than meat
Megan Perry continues the meat debate with a focus on the far reaching importance of livestock to our culture, traditions and identity
What meat to eat? A debate
Over the past few weeks, the SFT has been challenging the notion of the 'eat less meat' message. Read both sides of the debate here
What meat to eat?
In our on-going series on 'what meat to eat?' Richard Young responds in detail to the challenges posed by the Food Climate Research Network
FCRN commentary on SFT blog on red meat
Tara Garnett, from the Food Climate Research Network, responds to our blog on why we think the UK needs to eat more, not less red meat