Angela Eagle
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Podcast Appearances
MielestÀni rauhassa on myös importointi, mutta haluan myös nÀhdÀ meidÀt kasvamaan enemmÀn ja voida kasvaa enemmÀn, ja ehkÀ saada uuden generaation kasvaajia, jotka ovat enthysiastisia kasvamaan ruokaa ja vegejÀ tÀssÀ maassa. MielestÀni on balanssi nÀissÀ asioissa.
Senegal ja Portugalia ovat asioita, joita voimme kasvaa tÀÀllÀ. Olemme kuulleet myös kasvajista, ettÀ heidÀn jÀrjestelmÀÀnsÀ lopputulokset, jotka olivat EU-jÀrjestelmÀssÀ, joissa kasvajat pysyivÀt pysymÀÀn yrityksessÀ ja olivat miettineet yrityksen konsolidaatiota. Onko tÀmÀ tilanne vaikuttanut sinulle?
No katsotaan, isojen kasvijoiden osa on tÀrkeÀ osa, mutta myös pienien kasvijoiden osa, josta puhuin agroekologisten sektoreiden ja markkinoiden puolesta, koska mielestÀni se on usein hyvÀ paikka, jossa ihmiset voivat aloittaa, jos he haluavat aloittaa sektorin. Ja nyt...
Luulen, ettÀ on enemmÀn, mitÀ voimme tehdÀ, jotta voimme tuoda niitÀ ylös ja luoda mahdollisuuksia, jolloin voimme saada lisÀÀ polytunnelia, jolloin voimme varmistaa, ettÀ kaupungit voivat kehittyÀ. TiedÀn, ettÀ on paljon enthysiastiaa joissakin yhteisöissÀ.
Ja luulen, ettÀ se voisi olla todella hyvÀ tapa varmistaa, ettÀ meillÀ on terveellisempi tuotantopuoli uusista ruokalaitoksista paikoille, jotka usein eivÀt saa seuraavaksi. Joten lyhyt tuotantopuoli muuttuu, paikoilla kasvaa. Olen erittÀin kiinnostunut nÀhdÀ, mitÀ voimme tehdÀ, jotta voimme vahvistaa sitÀ. Sanoit, ettÀ poliitikot eivÀt ole terveellisesti kiinnostuneita ja haluavat vain ulos nopeasti.
Do you think you're going to hang around for long enough to make a difference? Well, that's above my pay grade. I'm just going to do the best I can to get this enthusiasm going in the department to get this first set to growth plan for the farming and food partnership board up and running.
jotta voin tunnistaa, mitÀ on mahdollista tehdÀ, kun tuotamme yrityksen yhdessÀ sekÀ sektoripuolen suunnitelmia, jotta voimme tehdÀ enemmÀn strategisen suunnitelman, mitÀ teemme tÀssÀ maassa, eikÀ jÀtetÀ se kaikki markkinoille. Luulen, ettÀ se on varmasti ensimmÀistÀ kertaa vuoden II. maailmassa, ettÀ olemme tehneet tÀtÀ suunnitelmaa. Luulen, ettÀ maa- ja ruokapuoli on koordinoitunut sitÀ.
It's not a five-year plan. I don't want you to think that we're turning into that. But I just think we need more of a direction. I think, if anything, what's happened in the Strait of Hormuz and in the Middle East demonstrates that we do have to make sure we're resilient. I think in the past, because we've not had much trouble with food supply for many, many, many years, a lot of people have taken it for granted. It's always on the shelves. You don't have to worry about it. You don't have to know how it got there.
I'm not that complacent about it. Dame Angela Eagle, Defra, farming minister. Interesting to see if she and her uncomplacent attitude do stick around. It's true that the last time food and farming policy was built into the overall government strategy was immediately after World War II.
But even before that time, there existed a now little known but huge network of small-scale farms across England and Wales, supported by the government. Stella Swain knew about it because her grandparents were two of those farmers.
So the Land Settlement Association existed from around 1933 as basically a centralized way of controlling and organizing farming in this country. And it was formed by Ramsay McDonald's labor government as a way of addressing the high levels of unemployment due to the closure of the coal and steel mines.
and they would provide them with training, with the land itself, with houses. They were about 45 acre plots of land, which could be farmed by a family each. So they weren't large farms, but they would have the advantages of
kollektiivisen maahanmuuttajien osallistumisessa, jossa oli mahdollisuus osallistua, jossa oli keskusteltava pakkaaminen ja palveluturvallisuus paikallaan. Joten nÀmÀ olivat ryhdyttÀneet yli 100 nÀitÀ pieniÀ aloja yhdessÀ, ja ne olivat tehtyÀ kollektiivisesti ja kooperatiivisesti. Se pysyi 80-luvulta, joten se oli todella iso osa aikaa. MitÀ se oli kuin lapsi, kun meni nÀihin paikoihin?
glasshouses at my granddad's house, it felt when I was a child like there were miles and miles of tomatoes inside them. And there was a period every summer where the tomatoes would be so ripe they were literally dropping off the plant. So you could walk through and kind of brush your hand across it and you would get handfuls and handfuls of different types of tomatoes. It was really incredible. He was so proud of feeding people. I think the Land Settlement Association as a project
was something that a lot of people felt a huge amount of pride to be part of, because it was seen as a way of really feeding the country. That went up to the market will provide, let's privatize everything years. The closure period of the LSA coincided so much with the
Suomalaisen monopoli-vaikutuksen, joka tuli itselleen lopulta 70-luvulta ja alusta 80-luvulta. Se oli siis alussa sitÀ aamua, kun tuotettiin todella paljon uusia ruokalaitoja, vaikka asioita, joita voidaan syödÀ tÀÀllÀ hyvin helposti. Koska Ukraina on ruskaisuttu, mitÀ tapahtuu nyt Pohjois-VenÀjÀllÀ, ruokalaisyhteisöstÀ on huonot.
Is there a case for bringing them back? Absolutely. I mean, the LSA wasn't a perfect system, but I do think this kind of form of centralized collective farming can offer a really important template. And it was a system that worked, right? For about half a century, it was producing a huge amount of fresh fruit and vegetables to provide food for the people of this country. I think it's becoming more and more clear to more and more people that
We might need some form of mass transition of workers again during our lifetimes. And I think that the LSA, you know, it trained miners to become farmers. And it's really an example of how you can take people and give them a fair chance at life, providing something really essential for the community. I mean, what's more essential than food?
After you published your piece in Vittles, did you have anybody getting in touch, interested in what had gone on then and thinking about the present? Someone did reach out from the Green Party who was looking into writing their farming policy. And I think it's really amazing that any current political parties would be thinking about this kind of history. I think it is so important that the current policy reflects on what worked in the past.
ja asioita, jotka voivat muuttaa tulevaisuudessa, koska toisinpÀin miten voimme oppia ja tehdÀ paremmin? Stella Swain. Toinen tapa oli joskaan mahdollista. Tim Chambersin maassa KentissÀ Englannin kaupungin tulevaisuus on hieman epÀonnistunut. Sinistys ja kaikki se,