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Buy our first collection of regenerative stories about grains and the farmers that grow them, with beautiful colour photographs and illustrations, and we'll throw in a free £2 gift voucher. And don't miss our second volume, Sheaf: Harvest 2022. |
In 2021 Hodmedod teamed up with the Dark Mountain Project to send three writers out to write, in fiction, nonfiction and poetry, of days spent on different farms in Somerset, Suffolk and Essex, before and after harvest.
This booklet of their testimonies and accompanying artwork of grain and field speak of important relationships between people, creatures and plants that aren't always visible.
Read Hodmedod co-founder Josiah Meldrum's introduction to Sheaf, and Barn, a perspective on the project from editor Charlotte Du Cann of the Dark Mountain Project.
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‘What became immediately clear is that it is stories – narratives – and the relationships we build with each other through telling and retelling them that create lasting change, not bald facts about a climate emergency, or nitrogen fixation, or biodiversity loss, or diet-related poor health’ Josiah Meldrum, Hodmedod co-founder, from his introduction to Sheaf |
Writers in the field: Cate Chapman, Nick Hunt, Joanna Pocock
Artists: Anne Campbell, Kit Boyd
Producers: Charlotte Du Cann, Josiah Meldrum
Farmers: Col Gordon, Fred Price, Martin and Toby Wolfe, George Young
Sheaf is an all-colour softback booklet, 48 pages long, printed on recycled and FSC-certified paper

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I am an impulsive cooker and have rarely soaked any pulses when I fancy them. The naked peas (essentially split peas) solve this problem. The pink ones stayed more whole than yellow split peas, a fact I love. The taste is similar to yellow peas with a hint of red lentil and a texture similar to chick peas. I haven't tried it for houmous yet, but it should work a treat.
Just started a mainly vegan diet and had not realised how many beans you can buy! No idea what to choose so just bought this bundle. Tried a couple of recipes so far from the site and really wonderful. Who knew beans were so versatile and tasty!
Interesting to see these cooking instructions. However, I would like to recommend YQ as a bread flour. After some five years of using various Hodmedod's wheats for my bread, this is one of the very best I have tried - I get loads of compliments from family and friends whenever I bake with this flour.
Just arrived - quickly - but really looking forward to trying them.
I've just cooked them in a rice cooker to accompany a meal. Really tasty and definitely better than brown rice.