Farmers and Crofters Demand a Just Transition

Join the Scottish Agroecology Partnership outside the Scottish Parliament to demand a meaningful just transition for agriculture

The Scottish Government promised a just transition for farming — but their current rural support plans fail to deliver either justice or meaningful support for a sustainable, regenerative transition. The majority of the agriculture budget looks set to go to large-scale landowners and agribusiness, while agroecological farmers and crofters struggle to make ends meet.

We are challenging the narrative that farmers don't want change - the Scottish Agroecology Partnership is a growing network of over 3000 farmers and crofters calling for a meaningful and fair transition in how we farm in Scotland. We’re calling for the agriculture budget to be distributed differently — to genuinely support a transition for Scotland’s farmers, crofters, communities, and environment, with redistributive justice at its heart.

Come along for:

• Farmers and crofters speaking out for change
• Clear demands and proposals for a just transition in Scottish agriculture
• Delicious hot food made with agroecologically produced local ingredients
• A powerful show of solidarity for a fairer food and farming system

All welcome — farmers, crofters, landworkers, food activists, and supporters

CHECK OUT OUR 7 ASKS FOR A JUST TRANSITION

The Scottish Agroecology Partnership is a collaboration between the Landworkers' Alliance, the Scottish Crofting Federation, the Soil Association, Pasture for Life, The Nature Friendly Farming Network, Propagate Scotland, Nourish and the Food, Farming and Countryside commission.