Food Security Action

Food Security Action Our aim is to create a network of small-scale commercial farms serving local and regional markets.

We are advocating for strong action in response to the food security crisis: more growing of food for local and regional markets, long-term solutions to ever-increasing food poverty, and plans for food shocks. We're a Community Benefit Society working with regenerative growers, farmers, landowners and local authorities to secure 1200 acres of land across Bannau Brycheiniog, Powys and Monmouthshire

for modern regenerative horticulture. This scale of change will create a foundation for a vibrant local food economy, with new opportunities for all our farmers and communities. We want to build farming that:
• Is small-scale, highly productive and commercially viable.
• Helps provide food security in South Wales.
• Gives the asset poor, particularly our young people, a chance to access land and start a regenerative farming enterprise.
• Promotes community through local trading and shared ownership of our landscape – a “foundational economy”.
• Is regenerative: purposefully building biodiversity, fixing carbon in the soil, and avoiding harmful chemicals and pollution.
• Creates short local supply chains that keep profits local and at a scale that opens new opportunities to all local farmers.
• Provides communities with opportunities for education, training and mental wellbeing support.
• Encourages healthy eating by making fresh, nutritious, locally grown fruit and veg available to everyone in our region.
• Reduces the impact of our food and drink consumption on carbon emissions and deforestation across the world. To find out more, please visit our website: https://ourfood1200.wales

Y Gymraeg: dyn ni'n croesawu negeseuon yn Gymraeg a byddwn ni'n ymateb mewn nwyddau.

Everyone who has looked at our food system is starting to panic at the inactivity of Governments. How do we get the atte...
28/05/2026

Everyone who has looked at our food system is starting to panic at the inactivity of Governments.
How do we get the attention of Welsh Government to food security?

Industry figures warn of national security risk and call for ministers to address impact of extreme weather, inflation and Iran war

We are not ready for this. We need a food security strategy fast.
07/05/2026

We are not ready for this. We need a food security strategy fast.

Mark Preston, of Grosvenor Group, who owns one of the UK’s leading farms, says knock-on effect of Iran war could arrive next year

27/04/2026

Building solidarity between Wales and Palestine through food and farming

We are changing the name of our page to "Food Security Action". As food security rises up the political agenda - the cur...
21/04/2026

We are changing the name of our page to "Food Security Action".

As food security rises up the political agenda - the current war is about to increase prices and expand food poverty considerably, and that's before what climate events might happen this summer. We will communicate activities that respond to Tim Lang's calls to action: grow more food, address food poverty, make plans for shocks.

Defend our food! The UK has been experiencing food shortages and high food prices. And it’s going to get worse. This website explains what we need to do.

We would like to invite you to join a conversation with the Sameer Project, which organises grass-roots community kitche...
13/04/2026

We would like to invite you to join a conversation with the Sameer Project, which organises grass-roots community kitchens in Gaza, providing food to the most vulnerable of the vulnerable.

The webinar takes place on Wednesday 6th May at 6-7.30pm.

We will learn about how communities organise around food under the most extreme conditions of deprivation. We will discuss how food organisations in Wales can build solidarity with our counterparts in Palestine – how we can support them and what we can learn from witnessing their extraordinary resilience.

With best wishes, Jane Powell, Annie Levy, Duncan Fisher

Building solidarity between Wales and Palestine through food and farming

We would like to invite you to join a conversation with the Sameer Project, which organises grass-roots community kitche...
08/04/2026

We would like to invite you to join a conversation with the Sameer Project, which organises grass-roots community kitchens in Gaza, providing food to the most vulnerable of the vulnerable.

The webinar takes place on Wednesday 6th May at 6-7.30pm. You can register here.

We will learn about how communities organise around food under the most extreme conditions of deprivation. We will discuss how food organisations in Wales can build solidarity with our counterparts in Palestine – how we can support them and what we can learn from witnessing their extraordinary resilience.

With best wishes,
Jane Powell, Annie Levy, Duncan Fisher

Building solidarity between Wales and Palestine through food and farming

News from our friends at Wern Farm... And there's our "learn something new" moment for today: huacatay – a Peruvian herb...
18/03/2026

News from our friends at Wern Farm...
And there's our "learn something new" moment for today: huacatay – a Peruvian herb known as black mint, but which (apparently!) has more of a bright, herbaceous, citrus, aniseed-y, basil-type vibe. Sounds good to us!

10/03/2026

Duncan Fisher, Our Food Trust The biggest question that Wales is going to face in the coming years is: how will we feed ourselves? Right now, hiding behind the astonishing abundance of food in the supermarkets, it is easy for the Welsh government and local Governments in Wales to duck the issue. The...

Food poverty is about to get worse.This is a precisely predicted by Tim Lang last year. We all knew this would happen, a...
05/03/2026

Food poverty is about to get worse.
This is a precisely predicted by Tim Lang last year. We all knew this would happen, and that it is going to carry on happening again and again and again.
Last week, food prices were doubling every 14 years. That's about to speed up.

Iranian blockade of the strategic strait of Hormuz is hitting global fertiliser supply chain

24/02/2026

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