Practical Guides and Toolkits
also the section on Community Supported Agriculture has a lot of material..............
Community Supported Agriculture (CSA)
A Share in the Harvest: CSA Action Manual - here.A Share in the Harvest: Appendices - here.
Evaluating Community Supported Agriculture: The impact of CSA projects - here.
Community Investment in CSA - here.
Pig Ignorant: A guide to small scale pig-keeping - here.
DIY Marketing for CSAs - here.
Community Supported Agriculture: A teaching programme for degree students in agriculture and related subjects - here.
Finding land to grow food: Community Groups' guide to legal issues - here.
Removing the barriers: A guide to making growing projects accessible to all - here.
A range of briefing sheets:
- Different models of CSA
- Capital costs for setting up a vegetable CSA
- Horticultural cropping tool
- Running a review day for your CSA
- CSA for farmers & growers already in production
- Accessing land for your CSA
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Practical Guides and Toolkits
Initial Advice
Advice and Support for Community Food Enterprises - here.Community Food Enterprises: A guide to getting started - here.
Using the media: A practical guide - here.
Enterprise Support
Make Money, Manage Money - here.Student Guide: An introduction to community food enterprises - here.
Trading for Success - here.
Social Enterprise Toolbox - links to the toolbox in the Enterprise Support pages of the website.
Legal and Governance
The Simply Suite:From Conflict to Co-operation booklets:
Farmers' Markets
Building Successful Farmers' Markets: A guide for market organisers - here.Stalls that Sell More - here.
Understanding Your Customers: a guide for local food retailers - here.
Finding Customers for Local Food: Using customer profiling - here.
Making Farmers' Markets Work:
Funding Tips for Farmers' Markets - here.
Local Food Systems
Exploring the growth of the community food sector through cross-collaboration - here.Collaborative Communities: what community food enterprises learnt by working together:
- Setting up a collaborative group
- Effects of collaboration on wider community
- Benefits and challenges
- Seeking outside assistance
- Liverpool Food Alliance
- Transition Penwith
- Manchester Land Army
- Nottingham Local Food Partnership
- Regather LAND Sheffield
Community Shops and Local Food
How to set up a community shop - here.How to open a local food shop - here.
Local Food Guide: A guide to stocking and selling more local food - here.
Grow a grocery: A guide to setting up a wholefood co-operative - here.
Shopping for a Shop - here.
Raising Funds - here.
Designing a store that works - here.
Benefits of selling local food: Case studies - here.
Planning a Community Event: A guide to promoting your enterprise - here.
Selling and Serving: Becoming a customer-focused, successful enterprise - here.
Retail Marketing - here.
Volunteers: A guide to maximising your volunteer resource - here.
How to reduce your environmental impact - here.
Country Markets & Home-Produced Food
Better Business: A guide for country market producers - here.An introduction to selling techniques for country markets - here.
Food Co-ops and Organic Buying Groups
Food Co-ops Toolkit: A simple start-up guide - here.How to set up a food co-op in:
Organic Buying Groups: A guide to setting one up - here.
Farming and Communities
Increasing collaboration between farmers and local communities: Benefits and barriers - here.Keeping farming local: A guide to creating closer links between farmers and their local networks - here.
Supporting local farmers and local food: A guide for communities to create closer links with local farmers - here.
Lessons from Fordhall: A guide to setting up and running a community-owned farm - here.
Mapping Local Food Webs
From Field to Fork: The Value of England's food webs - here.From Field to Fork: Individual location reports:
- Birstall
- Darlington
- Faversham
- Haslemere
- Hastings
- Hexham
- Kenilworth
- Knutsford
- Ledbury
- Otley
- Sheffield
- Shrewsbury
- Totnes
Community Supported Agriculture (CSA)
A Share in the Harvest: CSA Action Manual - here.A Share in the Harvest: Appendices - here.
Evaluating Community Supported Agriculture: The impact of CSA projects - here.
Community Investment in CSA - here.
Pig Ignorant: A guide to small scale pig-keeping - here.
DIY Marketing for CSAs - here.
Community Supported Agriculture: A teaching programme for degree students in agriculture and related subjects - here.
Finding land to grow food: Community Groups' guide to legal issues - here.
Removing the barriers: A guide to making growing projects accessible to all - here.
A range of briefing sheets:
- Different models of CSA
- Capital costs for setting up a vegetable CSA
- Horticultural cropping tool
- Running a review day for your CSA
- CSA for farmers & growers already in production
- Accessing land for your CSA
Distribution and Supply
Food Hubs: Adding value through catering - here.Food Hubs: Distribution of surplus from allotments - here.
Supply chain development: A new local and organic food depot for London? - here.
Eat Somerset: Distribution mapping project - here.
Supplying food access projects: Community food hubs - here.
Supply chain brokerage: Local food for Cambridge University - here.
Joining the dots: Collaborative food buying and sustainable distribution for London restaurants - here.
Local Food Links: The first ten yeras of learning about adding value through catering - here.
Small Scale Food Hubs: An investigation - here.
A Growing Trade: Hihghlighting commercial opportunities for community growers - here.
Growing Manchester Veg People: A practical guide - here.
The Story of Moss Brook Growers - here.
Growing Communities: Manual of monitoring and evaluation - here.
Financing the community food sector - here.
A Healthy Profit: Simple guide to pricing the food you make and grow - here.
Good planning for good food: Using planning policy for local and sustainable food - here.
A student guide to bringing fresh, affordable food into your university - here.
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