The Soil Association is the charity and certification body for organic produce and the UK’s leading organisation campaigning for a healthy food culture, and planet-friendly farming. The Soil Association is a membership charity, and was founded in 1946 by a group of farmers, scientists, and nutritionists who believed that the health of the soil, plants, animals, people, and the environment are linked. Soil Association Scotland was set up in 2002 to bring Soil Association expertise closer to farmers, manufacturers, consumers and policy makers in Scotland.
Today I started working with the Soil Association as their Communications and Marketing Manager of their Scottish branch.
Tomorrow I'll need to take my gardening gloves to work as Wednesday is the day that some people from the Soil Association and other organisations in the office complex (a refurbished farm steading) gather together in the office allotment to do some gardening!
Yipee!!!! How exciting! You have one of the coolest new jobs in the world! Congratulations, well done and have lots and lots of fun at work!
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Wow. Congratulations Juliet!!! That sounds like an amazingly fun job. Enjoy it!
ReplyDeleteI had you idea you were about to embark upon a new ‘day job’. Hearty congratulations, I hope it works out well, and now I’ll know whom to ask if I have any questions about organic farming!
ReplyDeleteHow fantastic! Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteGood luck - important job. Keep us informed of activity! I think you are somewhat ahead of similar movements here in the Wild West!
ReplyDeleteI hope you find this job as perfect a fit as it sounds :)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the new job, and how cool is that, getting to garden on your work time?
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the new job - I hope it goes well for you. Brilliant reading in Edinburgh, btw - you are a real performer!
ReplyDeleteSounds like an excellent job! Congratulations. :o)
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thanks everyone!
ReplyDeleteHoward - give me a couple of weeks to become an expert....
Elizabeth - glad you enjoyed the reading so much!
i'm so excited for you. this new job suits you so well. never has there been a better fitting. glad your first day went so well. hope your gardening is equally as fun. have a great day.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful opportunity this new jobs presents you = wishing you all the best!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your new post Juliet!!
ReplyDeletesounds very rewarding in a very satisfactory organisation!
look forward to reading more on your blog :)