Jumping Fences – understanding and addressing the barriers to access to land for agroecological farming for Black people and people of colour (BPOC) in Britain.
Latest news from the ELC
29 January 2021 |
15 January 2021The Agroecology Research Collaboration (ARC) is a recently established partnership between The Landworkers' Alliance, Community Supported Agriculture Network, Organic Growers Alliance and The Ecological Land Cooperative. |
23 December 2020Are you a member of the ELC? Would you like to play a more active part in the running of the organisation? We are looking for members to join the ELC Board of Directors. |
21 December 2020We are very excited to announce ELC's collaboration with two great Scottish organisations who want to help new entrants in their nation to access affordable land for agroecological small farms. |
30 October 2020The farmers at Arlington recently won GOLD for the Ecological Land Cooperative at the CPRE Sussex Countryside Awards. |
1 October 2020BOOK REVIEW: A Small Farm Future by ELC Director Chris Smaje |
28 September 2020We are on the look out for new sites! Exciting times. |
21 July 2020Fanfield Farm were featured on BBC Countryfile on the 19th July 2020 in the section about the National Food Strategy and how small ecological farms are part of a solution for local resilient food systems. Tune in here (our bit starts at around 14 minutes) |
14 July 2020Listen to Sinead of Aweside Farm as part of this webinar discussing race and farming in the UK, organised by The Landworkers' Alliance.
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