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The rural news magazine explores Wwoofing - how volunteers can help farmers and growers in a mutually beneficial, non-monetary exchange.

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Mon 2 Nov 201505:30
BBC Radio Wales

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In more detail........

In more detail........

World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms - or WWOOF for short is an exchange across the world. Volunteers offer their help on farms, gardens and smallholdings and in return get food, accommodation and an opportunity to learn about organic agriculture. Rachael Garside visits Old Chapel Farm in Llanidloes where Frances and Kevin Blockley are hosts to a number of Wwoofers who they welcome from far and wide.

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  • Sun 1 Nov 201507:03
    BBC Radio Wales
  • Mon 2 Nov 201505:30
    BBC Radio Wales

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