Updates from a 4 acre smallholding in Castellón, Spain

Cultivating authenticity in a synthetic world. Ruminations on ancestral food, healthy living, family, homesteading, connection to the natural world, life, death and this radical little thing called "sovereignty".

Life has taught me to never be scared of challenges.

Grow food that feeds your mind and body– in spaces big or small – and rediscover what it feels like to be truly you. This is where mind-body science meets the art of growing food.

Not really "about” salad. But salad is the force that through the green fuse drives the flower. Recipes, yes—but mostly a way of paying attention.

A blog about the future of the planet. Ecology, Environment, Development and Economy are put together and looked at critically.

Welcome to my Substack, a place where I explore how to grow the best ingredients whilst working alongside nature. This is my ideas playground, so have fun!

Every meal has the power to change the world.

Writing the world through food: cooking, eating, and honouring the everyday. Essays and stories with the occasional tip for a meal worth having.

A bi-weekly newsletter about the intersection of food and technology, what that means for people who love food and make food, and want to know what they're eating.

CulturesGroup is an ongoing multi-media event about food, culture, preservation, fermentation, zymology, semiotics and cultures. Watch videos, access book or scientific paper reviews, read posts, attend online events by subscribing.

Healthy Farming = Healthy Food = Healthy People

Foraging, Preserving, and Homesteading Adventures. Follow along to learn more practical ways to be self-reliant.

Food and Fiesta journeys through Spain’s unique festivals and celebrated culinary traditions, revealing the history and landscapes that inspire them.

Fermentation and life, not necessarily in that order.

My journey of real talk about growing real food

From gardening to food justice, allotments, social and climate activism and human rights-the answer is always in a garden