Creating a healthier, sustainable, and fairer local food system in Carmarthenshire
Bwyd Sir Gâr Food is Carmarthenshire’s local food partnership.
Our aim is to co-create a local food system fit for future generations that produces, promotes and helps provide affordable, healthy and sustainable food for all.
What do we do?
Bwyd Sir Gâr Food is working to create a healthier, sustainable, and fairer local food system for the county.
As a member of the Sustainable Food Places network, we take a place-based approach meaning that we work in a way that best suits the needs of communities across Carmarthenshire. We bring together partners from a range of different organisations to work in partnership to drive and deliver change.
Good Food Projects
Here are some of the projects that Bwyd Sir Gâr Food supports and delivers:
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‘The Climate Change Garden’ Teacher Training Programme
Developing productive growing spaces and supporting the ‘field to fork’ model in our schools
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Carmarthenshire Climate Action Group
The Climate Action Group was established in November 2021. The Group was formed as part of Carmarthenshire’s Climate Action Manifesto which was co-constructed during the global citizenship programme, ‘Walk the Global Walk’ (2019-21).
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Food Systems Development Project
Bwyd Sir Gâr Food is delivering an initiative called the Food Systems Development Project that looks at how we produce, sell, promote and eat local and sustainable food in Carmarthenshire.
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Latest Past Events
Farming Connect: Horticulture diversification
Bremenda Isaf LlanarthneAs a Focus Farm for Farming Connect, Bremenda Isaf is trialling legume-cereal production with a focus on food for human consumption. Join us to find out more about the project aims.
The Big Carmarthenshire Food Conversation: Carmarthen
Carmarthen Enterprise Hub Unit 4, St Catherine's Walk, CarmarthenThe Big Carmarthenshire Food Conversation: Tumble
Tumble Village HallLatest news
Read the latest news and blogs from Bwyd Sir Gâr Food.
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Bremenda Isaf Farm supplying Ysgol Bro Dinefwr with local veg
A project is underway which sees vegetables from a county farm in Carmarthenshire feeding children at a nearby secondary school. Local vegetables – organically grown, harvested and processed on the farm at Bremenda Isaf in Llanarthne – are being transported to Ysgol Bro Dinefwr and served to pupils as part…
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Study trip to Abbey Home Farm, Cirencester
Calling Carmarthenshire growers and farmers who are interested in: setting up and running land-based stacked enterprises; integrated pest management and agroecology. Bwyd Sir Gâr Food have eight fully funded places on this day long farm walk and study trip at Abbey Home Farm, on Wednesday 2nd October 2024.
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Launch of Bwyd Sir Gâr Food website
Today sees the launch of the Bwyd Sir Gâr Food’s website – a new platform that will help share the great work of Carmarthenshire’s food partnership. Social media channels are also being launched as well as a new brand. Bwyd Sir Gâr Food is Carmarthenshire’s local food partnership and aims…
