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Why am I called The Black Farmer? Because there are so few of us in Britain. I’d like that to change
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Why am I called The Black Farmer? Because there are so few of us in Britain. I’d like that to change

Wilfred Emmanuel-Jones shares his journey as The Black Farmer, highlighting the stark lack of diversity in British farming. He points out that while many minorities have rural roots, they face significant barriers to entering agriculture. With 99.7% of farmers identifying as white, he argues for the need for new pathways into farming for underrepresented groups. By creating programs for mentorship, starter farms, and apprenticeships, the industry could welcome fresh perspectives and ideas.
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