WFGA Anniversary Diary

The diary is 14 x 14 cm and has 120 pages. The laminated cover shows a montage of images - an Abutilon flower; a multi stemmed Betula ermanii and a plait of onions.

Inside the diary pages show the date but not the day (four lines for each date) to record birthdays and other anniversaries in perpetuity. The diary also includes 13 photographs from WFGA archives. There are blank pages at the back for additional notes.

£5.00 plus £1.50 p&p

Women Rule the Plot

The Story of the 100 Year Fight to Establish Women’s Place in Farm and Garden

Written by Peter King in 1999 to help celebrate the 100th birthday of the Women’s farm and Garden Association. These pioneering women and the story of their contribution to the place of women in the rural economy had not been recorded before.
The story is told of the setting up of the Women’s Farm and Gardening Union – instrumental in founding in World War One what became the Women’s Land Army. The history of the Association is peppered with well known names such as Lady Warwick, Gertrude Jekyll, Brenda Colvin and Madeline Agar but also it is the story of the ordinary women who swelled the ranks. In their modest way these women changed the history of the twentieth century alongside the suffragette, the Women’s Institutes and others.
Hardback 158 pages   £15.00 inc. p&p

A Potted History of the WFGA

Highlights of the WFGA story.                                                              Booklet   £2.50 inc. p&p

Growing Vegetables

Details for growing good vegetables                                                     Booklet   £2.50 inc. p&p

The Role of Women in British Agriculture

A report on project regarding the role of women in British Agriculture produced for the WFGA  in January 1980

Booklet   £2.50 inc. p&p