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According to PR expert Gemma Smyth, effective networking, communication and keeping up with social media trends shouldn’t be underestimated within the agri-food sector, writes Katie Barragry.
Not only is compost a natural fertiliser in your garden, it also lessens the amount of household waste in landfill sites. Composting is a quick and easy process that can be done in any size garden.
Whether you’re hoping to start growing your own produce or simply looking for a therapeutic lockdown project, growing a small herb garden is a good starting point, writes Katie Barragry.