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- 2009
- 6 Billion Ways
- Amazon-activist priest backs Food Chain campaign
- Animals sing out for planet-friendly farming in new video
- Award-winning Richard Herring joins LIVEstock line up
- Biofuels like an extra half million cars on the roads
- Feeding the beast
- Comedy and music event for the Food Chain Campaign
- Festival-goers flock to our Food Chain farmyard
- Fix the food chain - the movie!
- Food Chain Campaign appeal - we're getting closer
- Food Chain campaign off to a sizzling start
- Fresh batch of tickets on sale for LIVEstock 2009
- Grub’s up
- Healthy Planet prize giveaway
- Hils Barker joins us for LIVEstock 2009
- Lounging on the farm
- MPs mount bucking bronco for planet-friendly farming
- New report says we can eat meat and save the planet
- Over 200 MPs get behind planet-friendly farming
- Palm oil advert banned
- Puppets bring 'Soy Story' to life in our latest film
- Q&A with Dr Camila Moreno
- Stars big up planet-friendly farming
Festival-goers flock to our Food Chain farmyard5 June 2009
On the sunny final weekend of May we took the Food Chain Campaign to Wychwood 2009.
This was our first festival appearance of the summer - and we're delighted to report that it was a big success with the public.

Our festival stalls have a farmyard feel this summer
Over just two days almost 2000 festival-goers filled in a postcard to their MP - asking them to fix the food chain.
We were also grateful to receive plenty of financial pledges. Thank you to everyone who took action or made a donation.

Two thousand festival-goers filled in a Food Chain postcard
Fun for all ages
Our farmyard-style stall and a food chain themed giant snakes and ladders helped draw in the crowds.

Children really enjoyed the giant snakes and ladders
Kids really loved the games and giant animals. But they weren't the only ones to get into the spirit of things.
Martin Horwood MP was a good sport and put his head where others wouldn't - all in the name of planet-friendly farming.

Martin Horwood MP puts his head where udders wouldn't
We'll be taking the Food Chain farmyard to more festivals over the summer - so if you see us please come and say hello.
In the meantime why not email your MP today and tell them to fix the food chain.




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