The Scottish Farm Land Trust aims to increase access to land for small-scale, ecological agriculture by purchasing land to be held in trust and rented fairly to new entrants and young people.
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Corona virus has highlighted how vunerable our food system is to shocks, and how now more than ever we need to re-localise our food systems and build resilience in the way we do agriculture through agroecological farming methods. Over the next few months we're planning to employ our Development Coordinator to support more people access land for agroecology. In the meantime, please join our board! We are looking for people who are committed to and passionate about agroecological farming. Ideally, you will have experience of serving on Boards and committees, however we would also be open to accepting applications from those new to sitting on boards. We're looking for people who have excellent communication and collaboration skills, organisational abilities, proactive and enthusiastic, and bring excellent problem-solving skills. Understanding and experience of governance processes for Community Benefit Societies would be useful. The expected time commitment would be approximately 8-12 hours per month. We're particularly looking for people to take on the following roles / with relevant experience:
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/mar/22/tim-lang-interview-professor-of-food-policy-city-university-supply-chain-crisis
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4/5/2020 09:38:02 pm
To show who are passionate about agroecological farming, now is your time to show your care for people. I know that searching for volunteers is quite stressful, but I am pretty sure that a lot of people will be able to present themselves to help. in this kind of pandemic, we should be united and heal as one. If you want to help, any effort can you, you just have to have the wiliness to help!
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