We're recruiting a new cohort of Sheffield allotment holders for our study on the impact of food growing on exercise (https://t.co/6EEgr2iaoP)! Details bellow ⬇️
We’re still recruiting Sheffield allotment holders for our study on the impact of food growing on exercise (https://t.co/IGjeHBMfBK) and are also recruiting non-food growers (https://t.co/9JWsVwr2nZ)! If you live in Sheffield and don’t grow any of your own food, details bellow ⬇️
My study ‘The contribution of household fruit and vegetable growing to fruit and vegetable self-sufficiency and consumption’ from my recent PhD has been published and is available at https://t.co/6dWf3CJwXP if anyone is interested 🙂
It was great to chat to the @pottyplotters about our study on allotments @sheffielduni, for the national allotment week special! 🌱 The episode highlights the many benefits of allotments across the country and their value to growers🌻More info about our study @UrbanHarvest_UK
🚨🎙️NEW EPISODE ALERT🎙️🚨
Ep30 of the #plotcast out now!
- Bethany Leake needs your help
- We hear why you have an #allotment
- AND Ed Morrison from https://t.co/231IxlI3OM talks about their #NoDig allotments
Available on https://t.co/z8rGIbtiW3 OR https://t.co/1dXb9458HE
Are you an allotment holder in England? We are launching a new research project at the University of Sheffield on the impact of food growing on diet. Details below ⬇️ https://t.co/1Hq0qiPDIs
There’s still time to register for our @granthamcsf Festival of Debate session next week. We’re bringing together Miriam Dobson @SusHealthcare, Vassilis Gkoumas @wwf_uk and Nicola Dempsey @sheffielduni to chat about the benefits of urban greenspaces. https://t.co/Bqs5mcaSpA
Abigail Barton also joins us from @sheffielduni. Her #PhD#research explored how land use in #urban#greenspaces affects soil characteristics, and what these differing characteristics mean for the ecosystem services provided in different areas.
#CCRIWS23