The fantastic 2 event in Much Marcle is back, after 2 years off.
There will be lots of opportunities to enjoy the local orchards, see, hear and smell cider being made and taste many different varieties of apples, local ciders, perries and apple juices.
Most of the activities take place in the open air. For those events taking place indoors (eg talks in The Haywain), please be prepared to wear a face covering. For these indoor venues we will ensure there is effective ventilation.
Please find details below of all people that have replied to us.
If you have apples that would otherwise go to waste then please contact them directly.
Ahead of English Tourism Week (22 – 31 May 2021), Eat Sleep Live Herefordshire on the launch of their exciting new Sip Drink Tour Herefordshire drink trail.
‘Sip Drink Tour Herefordshire’ is an exciting new trail highlighting the finest drinks producers the county has to offer, from its famous artisan ciders to delicious fruit liqueurs and award-winning vodkas and gins.
The new 20-page trail booklet, curated by Eat Sleep Live Herefordshire, the county’s leading destination marketing organisation, features 17 of Herefordshire’s finest drink producers, plus the fascinating Museum of Cider, Two Farmers Crisps – the UK’s first 100% plastic free crisp brand – and the much-loved Crown Inn pub, who proudly serve their very own craft ‘Kings’ cider.
We may be spending most of our time indoors at the moment, but there are still opportunities to enjoy spring unfolding its sequence of fruit tree blossom. Whether you’re looking at street trees from your window, in your garden, or in the park during your exercise walks, now is the time to relish beautiful blossom, just as our pollinators will be! Here’s our guide to which fruit trees blossom when.
Future-proofing community orchards in the face of our changing climate is of great concern to us.
Forest Gardens offer a low maintenance, more climate-resilient method of sustainable food production.
The Orchard Project is making the first step in this exciting direction is the launch of a new, accredited course in Forest Gardening.
