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Spring Foraging Walk

Broughgammon Farm, 50 Straid Road, Ballycastle, Antrim, BT54 6NP
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Come and discover the delicious wild food that grows in Broughgammon Farm's hedgerows, woodland, garden and meadows.

Run by Dermot from Forage Ireland and Becky Cole, gardener and herbalist at Broughgammon Farm, you will learn how to safely forage for wild food, learn some of the folklore of plants and wild remedies that grow on our doorsteps.

The walk starts at 11am and runs for about 2 hours. There are samples of wild food at the start of the event. The farm cafe and shop is open until 4pm.

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Season (29 Mar 2026)
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Sunday11:00 - 13:00

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