This is a short episode about the Jumping Fences report. Jumping Fences is about understanding the barriers that prevent Black people and people of colour from accessing land for agroecological farming in Britain – and addressing those barriers.

The report is a collaboration between the Landworkers’ Alliance, Land in Our Names and the Ecological Land Cooperative. It builds on a previous project, Rootz into Food Growing, which was focused on London.

Jumping Fences was launched in the Justice Hub at the 2023 Oxford Real Farming Conference. Following the launch, Katie spoke to Jumping Fences’ lead researcher, Naomi Terry, as well as two of the people interviewed for the report – pig farmer Flavian Obiero, and cut flower farmer Cel Robertson.

Links:
Read the report here: https://landinournames.community/projects/jumping-fences
Listen back to the launch event and discussion here: https://orfc.org.uk/session/jumping-fences-report-land-justice-food-justice-and-racial-justice-in-british-farming/

Tags:
Naomi Terry: Instagram @naomitez
Flavian Obiero: Instagram @thekenyanpigfarmer / Twitter @kenyanpigfarmer
Cel Robertson: Instagram @forevergreenflowerco
Landworkers’ Alliance: @landworkersalliance
Ecological Land Coop: @eco_land_coop
Land in Our Names: @landinournames
Oxford Real Farming Conference: @oxfordrealfarmingconference