Seeds of Bentley

13/04/2023

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18/10/2022

12/10/2022

20% off Barney's Farm.... offer only applies to 5 and 10 packs until 24th October 2022 😊

07/09/2022

𝐌𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐠𝐮𝐞 showing off her beauty😍⁠
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Her flowering time is about 8 weeks. In combination with the veg phase, it will take around 12-14 weeks from seed to harvest. Her flowers are rock-hard and thus will put down some weight on the scale! ⚖️

04/08/2022

Any seed inquiries just email [email protected] we will get back to you A.S.A.P

24/07/2022

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23/07/2022

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12/05/2022

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12/05/2022

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23/04/2022

01/04/2022

31/03/2022

We are pleased to introduce Professor Jane McCann, M Des RCA, MPhil, C Text FTI who will be presenting at The H**p Event on Friday 8th of April: https://www.teagasc.ie/.../events/irish-h**p-event-2022.php.

Professor McCann is based in County Down and is involved in the collaborative design research and development of technical and smart functional clothing as well as design applications for natural fibres. Jane partnered designers/makers in Northern Ireland with Welsh and Finnish practitioners for the Linen Futures exhibitions (2015, 2016 & 2018 ) that contributed to the Northern Ireland Linen Biennale, 2018, where she hosted international speakers on Natural Fibre Composites (NFC) to the Biennale conference. Her growing interest in alternative applications for natural fibres led to a one year Invest Northern Ireland funded Collaborative Growth Programme scoping study focused on Natural Fibre Composites, 2018-2019, to promote new and sustainable ways forward for Ireland’s textile heritage. Time for reflection during the pandemic has enabled her further investigation into design for flax, h**p, wool and nettle fibres, and their blends, as well as following the emergence of regenerated fibres and bio materials for both clothing and composite applications. Local /regional industry is beginning to engage in investigating the potential for natural fibre product applications.

The event will include a range of speakers and demonstrations from experts in the H**p industry in Ireland and the UK as well a display of Irish H**p products. Places are still available and can be booked at https://www.teagasc.ie/.../events/irish-h**p-event-2022.php.

30/03/2022

We are pleased to introduce Dr. TOM WOOLLEY who will be giving a H**pcrete demonstration (weather permitting) at this year’s H**p Cooperative Conference, The H**p Event on Friday 8th of April.
Tickets are available from:
https://www.teagasc.ie/news--events/national-events/events/irish-h**p-event-2022.php

Tom Woolley B.Arch., PhD is an architect and environmental researcher living in County Down Northern Ireland and working for Rachel Bevan Architects. He is known for his work on sustainability, building materials and low impact construction. A graduate of Edinburgh University, he was Professor of Architecture at Queens University Belfast from 1991 to 2007and is a visiting Professor at the Centre for Alternative Technology. He is Chair of the UK Clean Air Steering Committee.

Tom Woolley has published widely on construction, planning, housing, green architecture and buildings and health, including the Green Building Handbook, Natural Building, H**p and Lime Construction and Low Impact Building, Building Materials, Health and Indoor Air Quality and most recently Thermal Insulation Materials. Tom has spoken at numerous conferences and workshops around the world including Canada, South Africa, Malaysia, Holland, Austria, Denmark, Sweden, Poland and Chile.

He carries out research and consultancy on the circular economy, innovative sustainable construction methods including natural building and indoor air quality. He has been chair of the Northern Ireland Building Regulations Advisory Committee and on the board of the Chartered Institute of Housing, the Ballynahinch Credit Union and the Drumlin Wind Co-operative. He is a member of the UK Indoor Environment group and the Fuel Poverty Research Network and has carried out a number of studies investigating ways to improve indoor air quality.

Tom is a consultant to ECOS, the European Environmental Citizens Organisation for Standards and represents them on a range EU sustainability standards working groups.
Tom has been active in the co-operative movement since the 1970s when he established an architect’s co-operative and the community technical aid movement. He has worked with a wide range of co-operative housing groups and is a member of the Irish H**p Co-operative.

28/03/2022

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