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The WFJ is on pause

The UK's most hyped chef knife is forged in Somerset [WFJ #92]

How food and farming helped shape a Somerset commuter town's identity [WFJ #91]

Queen of the Queen of Cups [WFJ #90]

How much do I spend on food? [WFJ #89]

What's the beef with Jacob? [WFJ #88]

The Cheese Lord cometh [WFJ #87]

Owen's Sausages and Hams [WFJ #86]

To feast on a (Somerset) farm [WFJ #85]

Notes from, and a commentary on, Local Futures' Planet Local Summit [WFJ #84]

Who grew your clothes? [WFJ #83]

Should we be paying £3.50 for a litre of ethical milk? [WFJ #82]

Is this the best edible expression of Somerset right now? [WFJ #81]

Bad gas from perfectly good food [WFJ #80]

The Somerset potters making plates for the area's favourite restaurants [WFJ #79]

Growing pains at the WFJ

Helping young people make greener, healthier food choices [WFJ #78]

A Frome pub icon [WFJ #77]

The price of a pint [WFJ #76]

A visit to the Bath Arms at Shearwater [WFJ #75]

Vallis Farm continues Frome's market garden revival [WFJ #74]

Somerset Food Trail: Edible Ornamentals [WFJ #73]

Frome Food Feast 2023 [WFJ #72]

Notes on a food shop in Frome [WFJ #71]

That Food Was Rubbish [WFJ #70]

Saying 'NO' to a farm-free future [WFJ #69]

Observations and aphorisms from a 42 Acres retreat [WFJ #68]

Food and farming highlights for June's Great Big Green Week [WFJ #67]

Dissecting veganism [WFJ #66]

The 'grain to glass' philosophy of Somerset's newest brewery [WFJ #65]

Headcheese, wallfish, and mutton [WFJ #64]

The WFJ's Directory of Local Provisions: Part I [WFJ #63]

Reasons to be, or not to be, wild about venison [WFJ #62]

Of feast and famine, imperialism and locality [WFJ #61]

Frome's best fried chicken flies the coop [WFJ #60]

Bridging The Hunger Gap [WFJ #59]

Michelin stars: An epicure's dilemma [WFJ #58]

How can local food create happiness? [WFJ #57]

Closing the loop in Frome's circular food economy [WFJ #56]

To cook a supper in spring [WFJ #55]

Weylands Wassail [WFJ #54]

Frome's most forward-thinking butcher is down, but not out [WFJ #53]

One year of The WFJ [WFJ #52]

Bath's newest restaurant wants to be Bath's best restaurant [WFJ #51]

Friday night takeaway, with a conscience [WFJ #50]

How to use up everything from a local veg box (winter) [WFJ #49]

Decarbonising Somerset [WFJ #48]

The fall and rise of The Bell in Buckland Dinham [WFJ #47]

The missing link between farm and fork [WFJ #46]