AgStacker Community Newsletter
August Edition
Me, My Pigs and I.
Me My Pigs and I is a UK farming publication that blends personal farm stories with clear policy analysis and practical insights on food security, agroecology, and the realities of modern agriculture.
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The System Isn’t Broken, It’s Working for the People at the Top
Dr Stuart Gillespie on ultra-processed food and corporate power
This Is What Food Insecurity Looks Like At The Start, As Britain Burns.
Wildfires, heatwaves and drought don’t empty shelves overnight. They squeeze supply, raise costs, and push risk onto farmers first.
Sophie Gregory, Home Farm
Farms Not Factories
I Didn’t Want to Write This
But staying quiet doesn’t make the pressure smaller, it just makes it lonelier, and the UK food story is getting harder to ignore.
This Roadmap Doesn’t Fix Farming. It Reorganises Who Pays.
A framework heavy on vision and light on delivery, with private finance and supply chains expected to replace public support over time.
The AgStacker Community Newsletter
July Edition
The Price On The Shelf Is Not The Price Of The System
The real costs are displaced onto farmers, workers, soil and water, and eventually the public purse.
Welcome to July
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Dartmoor isn’t a Museum Piece. It’s a Working Landscape.
Ponies, cattle, sheep, and commoners are part of how it is managed, and when the paperwork becomes impossible, the land drifts into neglect.
The store feels British. The supply chain is global.
That gap is not a mistake, it is the business model, reassurance up front, detail only if you go looking.