Thank you!

500 Thank Yous! We are delighted to let you know that One Seed Forward have just been announced as one of this year’s recipients from the Skipton’s Grassroots Giving fund. This was voted for by members of the public, so we would like to…

OSF were with volunteers from The Allotment Market Stall on Friday evening at the RGU vegan cafe in Ruthrieston Community Centre. It was great to see the students make meals from food that would otherwise go to waste. And nice to hear that they…

Last Liftings

Waking up to a sharp frost this morning was enough of an incentive to lift the last of the potatoes we had grown at home in bags from our seeds. From left to right in the picture we have Arran Victory, Setanta and Lady…

Our OSF Cara potatoes

To celebrate the start of the tattie holidays we lifted our Cara from the plot today. From 8 seed potatoes planted, 12kg of potatoes harvested and one extra special one! Happy days 😊❤️

Sorry for not posting anything for a while. We have been on our holidays and are also getting involved in an exciting new project that we hope to tell you about soon. In the meantime, here is some nice news about our initiative from…

Please vote for us!

Please vote for us! We are delighted to have been shortlisted for a £500 grant from the Skipton grassroots giving project. Only the projects with the most votes will receive money, so please can you vote for us. It will allow us to run…

One Seed Forward is going to be at the Huntly Hairst tomorrow, September 2nd, with our friends from Slow Food Aberdeen City & Shire and Deveron Projects. As well as doing a talk and cooking demo of some of our potato varieties at 1.30pm,…

We would like to say a big thank you to all those we met up at the Wild About Aden event this week. It was great to be able to hand out a lot of free spring onion seeds to get people involved in…

Our OSF Salad Blues We took up the two shaws planted in our ACC bag and one shaw from the allotment yesterday. Rather disappointed with the results. The allotment ones were very small and weighed in at 0.5kg, the ones grown in the bag…

Miller took part in our initiative and grew his seed potatoes in the big ACC black box. As you see, he got a load of tatties for all his hard work, and has told his grannie that he is giving some of them back…