Soil Association president, Monty Don, gives the Lady Eve Balfour memorial lecture 2008.

Rob Hopkins' speech to the Soil Association's 61st AGM, Bristol, 29 September 2007.

What will we eat when the oil runs out?

What will we eat when the oil runs out?

Abi Weeds from Essential Care talking about the growth of the organic health and beauty market

Iain Tolhust of Tolhurst Organic Produce talks to the Soil Association about the benefits of organic box schemes and his recent experiences

An interview with Richard Young, policy advisor on antibiotics, on the Soil Association's latest report 'MRSA in farm animals and meat'

Elisabeth Winkler visits Bordeaux Quay on Bristol's Harbourside and meets its chef-restaurateur, Barny Haughton, to ask him about his life, his food philosophy and what drives him.

Robin Gourlay, Catering Manager, East Ayrshire Council speaks at the Soil Association Scotland Food for Life Conference, 14 June 2007

Roberta Sonnino, School of City and Regional Planning, Cardiff University speaks at the Soil Association Scotland Food for Life Conference, 14 June 2007

Introduction. Patrick Holden, Director of the Soil Association speaks at the Soil Association Scotland Food for Life Conference, 14 June 2007

Laurence Gruer, Director of Public Health Services for Scotland speaks at the Soil Association Scotland Food for Life Conference, 14 June 2007

Dave Rex, Dietitian, NHS Highland speaks at the Soil Association Scotland Food for Life Conference, 14 June 2007

On Rachel Carson's centenary, Soil Association Policy Officer, Michael Green, discusses the role of Silent Spring in the environmental movement and the work of the Soil Association against pesticide use.

Are biofuels the green fix they're made out to be? Find out from the Soil Association's Robin Maynard.

As GM potato trials launch in England, Michael Green, Soil Association policy officer, discusses the situation and talks to Ken Hayes, an ex-GM researcher who now works for the Soil Association.

Soil Association Policy Director, Peter Melchett, discusses recent criticisms made about the organic sector, particularly the report by Manchester Business School on organic farming's environmental impacts.

Anna Bradley, Chair of the Soil Association Standards Board, discusses the forthcoming public consultation on the air freight of organic food.

Closing address: International lecture. Dr Vandana Shiva speaks at the Soil Association Annual Conference, 27 Jan 2007.

Agriculture without external inputs: The Cuban experience. Andre Viljoen speaks at the Soil Association Annual Conference, 26 Jan 2007

Minister's address. Carwyn Jones speaks at the Soil Association Annual Conference, 26 Jan 2007

Energy shortages: How soon and how serious? Dr Colin Campbell speaks at the Soil Association Annual Conference, 26 Jan 2007

Climate change and peak oil: The two great oversights of our time. Dr Jeremy Leggett speaks at the Soil Association Annual Conference, 26 Jan 2007

The Soil Association at 60: Current and future challenges. Jonathan Dimbleby, President, interviews Patrick Holden, Director at the Soil Association Annual Conference, 25 Jan 2007

One planet agriculture. Jonathon Porritt speaks at the Soil Association Annual Conference, 26 Jan 2007

Organic farming and food distribution: Present strengths and weaknesses. Peter Melchett speaks at the Soil Association Annual Conference, 26 Jan 2007

Implications of peak oil for agriculture. Richard Heinberg speaks at the Soil Association Annual Conference, 26 Jan 2007

Energy descent plans: The Kinsale and Totnes projects. Rob Hopkins speaks at the Soil Association Annual Conference, 26 Jan 2007

Patrick Holden talks about the theme of the Soil Association annual conference - One Planet Agriculture. He discusses the effect of peak oil and the role of organic food and farming, and responds to recent comments by the Secretary of State for Environment, David Miliband.

A podcast about the new Food for Life Partnership, which will enable thousands of British school children to get closer to the food they eat.