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Applewood is a 20 acre smallholding as well as a training centre. They run a wide range of courses here, mainly focused on either Permaculture or the Cultural Emergence pathways (see website for more info).
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Tomas Ramiarz offers the following services:
Training programmes from short talks and workshops to in-depth courses
Mentoring service for forest gardeners, including site visits and face-to-face or remote tutorials
Collaborative design processes with groups including households, community groups, commercial or institutional clients
Site design, including singe visit walk-through designs, outline plans through to fully costed and scheduled plans
Food forest planting service including sourcing of plants and materials, site protection, ground preparation, planting of trees, shrubs and herbaceous layers
Site maintenance, repair and retrofitting
Development and execution of research programmes
Training programmes from short talks and workshops to in-depth courses
Mentoring service for forest gardeners, including site visits and face-to-face or remote tutorials
Collaborative design processes with groups including households, community groups, commercial or institutional clients
Site design, including singe visit walk-through designs, outline plans through to fully costed and scheduled plans
Food forest planting service including sourcing of plants and materials, site protection, ground preparation, planting of trees, shrubs and herbaceous layers
Site maintenance, repair and retrofitting
Development and execution of research programmes
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Pomona Solar Co-op was set up and is run by people who want to see the power of the sun harnessed for the benefit of the people of Herefordshire.
Their 300 kW solar arrays allow Herefordshire to generate its own clean power without needing to import fossil fuel. They provide a local and ethical investment opportunity for local people, helping to diversify the rural economy, keeping jobs and savings locally, as well as improving energy security and helping reduce Herefordshire’s carbon footprint.
Their 300 kW solar arrays allow Herefordshire to generate its own clean power without needing to import fossil fuel. They provide a local and ethical investment opportunity for local people, helping to diversify the rural economy, keeping jobs and savings locally, as well as improving energy security and helping reduce Herefordshire’s carbon footprint.
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Sharenergy: 01743 835242
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Herefordshire Green Network is an alliance of local green, environmental and Transition Town groups, organisations and businesses.
Email: admin@hgnetwork.org
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