Coed Talylan Land Trust is now open to applications for Supporter Members! This an opportunity to become a co-operative member and co-owner of Coed Talylan. By becoming a Supporter Member…
admin15 February 2024
Building Confidence and Craftsmanship: An Interview with Sara Tommerup on Coed Talylan’s Women Only Carpentry Course
For the past six years, Sara Tommerup has been inspiring women to pick up tools and have a go…
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In following review of last year of Farming with Fungi we give a full picture of what we were up to in 2023, where we are now and looking ahead…
admin4 January 2024
Saturday 16th December 10am - 12pm Coed Talylan Join us on the 16th of December for a morning of festive fun, nestled in the heart of nature. Immerse yourself in…
admin22 November 2023
When: Saturday, 23rd March, 2024 Where: Coed Talylan (SA199DR) Last year we launched our Farming with Fungi project with a call out for participant market gardens interested in diversifying into…
admin25 October 2023
In spring of this year we visited the first 3 participant market gardens in our Farming with Fungi project. This has been a useful trial for delivering the package of…
admin25 October 2023
We are starting a Woodland Management Study Group that will meet once every two months to support each other in shared learning of knowlege and better practices of small to…
admin13 September 2023
Mushrooms are not just captivating to look at; they are intricate components of ecosystems, performing vital roles in nutrient cycling and soil health. Creating a fungarium, a collection of preserved…
admin31 August 2023
As part of the Farming with Fungi project we are adopting and trialling a method of horticulture that aims to enhance support soil and plant health by focusing on the…
admin31 August 2023