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Blue Tin Produce

Free range, traditionally reared, rare breed pork and beef

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  Ipsden
Franklins Farm Shop, Butchery & The Dairy Cafe

Franklins of Thorncote are Farmers of Quality Poultry & Meat 100% guaranteed FreeRange, with a Farm Shop Butchers on site open every day, or Buy online at Franklins Farm

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  Sandy
Edible Ornamentals @ Cherwood Nursery

Open Saturday’s and Sunday’s, 11am to 4pm

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  Bedford
English Meat

English Meat is London's leading online butcher - delivering fine free range meat across London on a daily basis to homes and businesses

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  London
Midsomer Norton Farmers' Market

Somerset Farmers' Markets run 8 Monthly markets across Somerset. Use your local markets to meet the people who grow and make your food & drink.

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  Radstock
Blaengawney Farm

Hallets Real Cider is a refreshing, award-winning cider made of 100% natural fruit juice from our homegrown apples here in Wales. Our brewing method borrows a few techniques from top wine makers.

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  Newport
Newbury Farmers Market

Your Favourite Local Shopping Experience

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  Newbury
The Cookery Theatre Company

Hire your demonstration kitchen from the UK’s premier provider of live event cookery theatre kitchens & in-store cookery demonstrations.

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  Shipley
Hamble Spring Fest

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  Southampton
Deddington Farmers' Market

Deddington Farmers Market

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  Banbury
Bentley Heath Country Market

coffee, tea cookies, friends, meeting place, social

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  Solihull
The Bath Farmers' Market Ltd

Bath Farmers Market showcases the best in local produce at the longest running artisan food market in the UK.

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  Bristol
Walkers Farm Shop and Florist

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  Stoke-on-Trent
Ballybryan Farm Bronze Turkeys

Turkeys are native to North America and were introduced to Europe by returning explorers in the 16th century. They originally came in two varieties-the Mexican Black and the North American Bronze. These are better known to us today as the American Bronze and the Norfolk Black and are direct decendants of the North American birds. They are called 'bronze' due to the metallic hue of their feathers in sunlight.

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  Rhode
Brockmans Farm Produce

We are Kent's First Organic and Biodynamic Farm and we've been growing and delivering organic food in the South East and London for nearly 70 years

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  Canterbury