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We Feed the World is a storytelling campaign, showcasing the small-scale farmers and fishers who produce 70% of the world’s food on less than a quarter of its farmland. In 2018, over 300 photographs featuring 50 examples of agroecology in action were exhibited around the world, engaging an audience of 55 million people.
This year the project is evolving into We Feed The UK: celebrating the folk who nourish these isles at a critical moment for the future of British farming. The time is ripe for a just food system that nourishes the Earth and all of her inhabitants.
We popped up with photographer Louis Little, at the planet’s largest agroecological gathering – the 2023 Oxford Real Farming Conference – to capture the portraits of UK sowers, growers, farmers and allies. Meet them all below.
Simon Fairlie, The Land Magazine
Nikki Yoxall, Grampian Graziers / Pasture for Life
Fred Bonestroo, Close Farm Organics
Jon McCosh, Kingsbeck Ltd
Iain and Tamara Tolhurst, Tolhurst Organics
Jayne Arnold, Oxton Organics
Vandana Shiva
Ella Tutton and Sandra Magee, Gold Hill Organic Farm
Peter Brown, Tablehurst Farm
Rebecca Mayhew, Old Hall Farm
Katherine Langton, Langtons Farm
Rupert Griffin, Hannah Fenton Griffin and Gabriel, Tiddly Pommes Ltd.
Rebecca Sunang-Joret
Esther Cooper-Wood and Daphne Du Cros, Little Woodbatch
Forrest Hogg, Penpont
Beatrice Fettes, Wantonwells Farm
Sara Cross, Gold Hill Organic Farm
Pamela Shor, Black Roots / Knowledge Unity Movement
Dawn Dublin, Black Butterfly / Joyful Roots
Street Goat
Bridget Murphy, Talamh Beo
Fred Price, Gothelney Farm and Rosy Benson, Field Bakery
Fred Groom, Vital Seeds
Matthew Adams, Growing Real Food for Nutrition CIC
Gerald Miles, Caerhys Organic Community Agriculture
Rachael Durrant, University of Sussex
Darina Allen, Ballymaloe Cookery School
Martin Lines, Nature Friendly Farming Network
Andy Redfearn and Jools Lawton, Brighton CSA – Fork and Dig It
Ian Boyd, Whittington Lodge Farm
Sparrow, Jacki and Willow Middleton, Tolhurst Organics
Hannah Thorogood, The Inkpot Organic Farm
Kate Hughes, Wood Advent Farm
Laura Aldington, Broughton Growers
Seed Sistas
Esme Armour, Arkwright Meadows Community Garden
Katie Hastings, UK & Ireland Seed Sovereignty Programme
Nick Weir, The Open Food Network
Catherine Howell, UK & Ireland Seed Sovereignty Programme
Richie Walsh, UK & Ireland Seed Sovereignty Programme
Sinéad Fortune, UK & Ireland Seed Sovereignty Programme