A new report finds that allegations of mistreatment and abuse made by agricultural workers have not been investigated by the Home Office.
There are countless movements through history that recognise and even centre the power in food; freedom and food seem somehow inseparable.
Although many BPOC communities possess significant agricultural knowledge, inherited from ancestors overseas or in the vibrant 'playground' of British allotments, they find themselves cut off from farming in the UK by racialised structural barriers.
When there is a glut, we will use the fund to harvest and transport the crops, at no cost to growers, while FareShare’s excellent distribution network will get the food to those in need.
What has composting got to do with racial justice in farming? It's about inspecting and comprehending before action can be taken, writes Naomi Terry.
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