Organic Wales - organic Welsh living!
Welcome to Organic Wales, the online resource centre for organic and sustainable living in Wales. Our directory pages provide the most comprehensive listings of organic companies in Wales you will find anywhere on the Internet. You might be surprised at what’s available organically in Wales!
By buying organic food, products and services from these companies, you can support the local food economy, reduce pollution caused by global distribution and continue the growth in demand for organic produce, which in turn will encourage more suppliers.
Organic Wales also has pages of news, events, articles, information and recipes. Thank you for visiting our website
Posted on March 1st, 2010
Simple steps to gardening success, from the experts at the RHS Follow RHS show-how and know-how for a garden that looks great all year round (whatever size it is). From root veg to herbs and salads, inspirational tips and techniques on choosing the right seeds, growing organic, finding the best site, fertilisers, pest protection and more guarantee success.
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Posted on November 5th, 2009
We’re delighted to announce our new Amazon store. Featuring recommended books, products for your baby, home, organic health & beauty, kitchen & houseware items, gardenening and gifts for all the family!
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Featured Article: Morel
Posted on March 11th, 2010
The fungi season starts in March with the emergence of morels on waste ground – surely one of our most delicious species?
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Posted on March 11th, 2010
The majority of boilers in this country are heated by natural gas, and this combustion of course leads to the release of, amongst other things, carbon dioxide into the air. However, the type of boiler that heats your water is key to determining the level of these emissions.
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Posted on March 11th, 2010
Electricity is a commodity that was harnessed by humans at the end of the last millennium - but unlike the energy sources it comes from (like fossil fuels), electricity will continue to be essential to the human race as we metaphorically plough forward into the new millennium.
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Posted on March 11th, 2010
At the moment, the majority of the electricity in the UK comes from burning fossil fuels such as coal, gas and oil – all of which contributes to higher carbon emissions and furthers climate change. Green, or renewable, electricity accounts for a lowly 5.5% of our electricity just now, but this looks set to change.
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