Food Heroes
Harvesting white gold: Alison and David Lea-Wilson craft a unique natural sea salt that's impressing chefs and home cooks alike
Following in the footsteps of Beatrix Potter, Caroline Watson is passionate about saving the Lake District's distinctive Herdwick sheep
Myles Blood Smyth is passionate not just about producing first-class mussels, but also about preserving the environments in which they grow
December is peak season for oysters and some of the finest are farmed by Richard Haward off the Essex coast
Who was your favourite food hero in 2010, as featured in Countryfile Magazine? Read their stories below
Nettles with your Easter eggs? Clare Hargreaves meets a Derbyshire chocolatier who is blending foraged foods with luxury handmade chocolates
Christmas is coming, and according to Worcestershire farmer Judy Goodman, geese are a delicious alternative to turkey on the festive dinner plate. Clare Hargreaves went to meet her
Gioia Minghella's family combines Oscar-winning films with award-winning ices. Clare Hargreaves went to meet her
James Arkell makes superb bitters at the brewery that was voted 2010 brewery of the year by The Good Pub Guide. Anthony Burton went to meet him
George Keen uses raw milk and traditional techniques to craft one of the world's finest cheddars. Clare Hargreaves went to meet him.
Watercress is a modern 'superfood' but farming it is still a hard, seven-days-a-week job. So why does Tim Jesty do it? Clare Hargreaves went to find out
In our latest issue we reveal our 2009 food heroes, those champions fighting to keep traditional British food alive

