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Black Gold Foundation Launch Nearing

11/05/2011 – 12:55 pm

You may know that the LYF has been working for…

By Ian Agnew | Posted in Black Gold Foundation | Also tagged Africa, agriculture, Black gold, Black Gold Movie, Blackgold, BlackGold Foundation, coffee shops, coffee trade, enterprise, ethical trade, Ethiopia, fairtrade, LYF, OCFCU, Oromia Coffee Farmer Cooperative, smallholder, smallholders, starbucks, trade justice, Trade not Aid, tradejustice | Comments (0)

Kenyan Young Farmers Visiting LYF’s Not Just Us groups in Yorkshire

03/05/2011 – 9:37 pm

Article in the Huddersfield Examiner about our Not just Us…

By Ian Agnew | Posted in Not Just Us, Project News | Also tagged Africa, agriculture, coffee trade, enterprise, entrepreneur, Kenya, nyeri, smallholders, social enterprise, trade justice, Trade not Aid, tradejustice, young farmers, youth, youth enterprise | Comments (0)

Coffee Farmers “Benefit” from Higher Prices

01/05/2011 – 8:25 pm

This article, about payouts to farmers in Kenya for their…

By Ian Agnew | Posted in Black Gold Foundation, Farmer Extension Programme | Also tagged Africa, African farmers, agriculture, Black gold, Black Gold Movie, Blackgold, coffee trade, ethical trade, fair trade, fairtrade, Kenya, Lorna Young Foundation, LYF, smallholder, smallholders, trade justice, Trade not Aid | Comments (0)

The future of African agriculture: Can smallholders be the answer?

24/04/2011 – 10:03 pm

This is an insightful and challenging article from a policy…

By Ian Agnew | Posted in Farmer Extension Programme, Latest News | Also tagged Africa, African farmers, agriculture, APPG, Ethiopia, FAO, poverty, smallholder, smallholders, trade justice, Trade not Aid, tradejustice | Comments (0)

Not Just Us residential in the Lake District with Leeds DEC

03/04/2011 – 8:20 pm

Thanks to Leeds DEC, last month the Not Just Us…

By Ian Agnew | Posted in Latest News, Not Just Us, Project News | Also tagged African farmers, Beeston, Bolling Coffee, capacity building, ethical trade, fair trade, fairtrade, Grumpy mule, Huddersfield, Leeds, Lorna Young Foundation, LYF, NJU, Not Just Us, trade justice, Trade not Aid, training, youth, youth enterprise | Comments (0)

Support this Great New Venture in the UK

03/04/2011 – 7:54 pm

The LYF is actively supporting this fantastic new enterprise headed…

By Ian Agnew | Posted in Latest News | Also tagged African farmers, Bruce Crowther, coffee shops, entrepreneur, ethical consumer, fair trade, fairtrade, Fairtrade Foundation, Fairtrade Towns, FIG Tree, FLO, Garstang, Lorna Young Foundation, LYF, tradejustice | Comments (0)

Coffee Farmers High Coffee Prices but Poor Harvests

31/03/2011 – 11:13 pm

This interesting article from Uganda contrasts the record high coffee…

By Ian Agnew | Posted in Black Gold Foundation, Farmer Extension Programme | Also tagged Africa, African farmers, agriculture, APPG, Black gold, Blackgold, capacity building, coffee shops, coffee trade, fairtrade, Lorna Young Foundation, LYF, smallholder, smallholders, tradejustice, uganda | Comments (0)

Shedding Light on the Ethiopian Coffee Industry

27/03/2011 – 5:06 pm

This article from an Ethiopian journal is not the easiest…

By Ian Agnew | Posted in Black Gold Foundation, Latest News | Also tagged Africa, African farmers, agriculture, Black gold, Black Gold Movie, Blackgold, coffee trade, fairtrade, Lorna Young Foundation, OCFCU, Oromia Coffee Farmer Cooperative, smallholder, smallholders, starbucks, trade, trade justice, tradejustice | Comments (0)

Cristina Talens – March Progress on the Smallholder support Programme

23/03/2011 – 11:01 pm

March 2011 – Cristina Talens provides an update on our…

By Ian Agnew | Posted in Farmer Extension Programme, Latest News, Project News | Also tagged Africa, African farmers, agriculture, Ambo, capacity building, coffee trade, education, enterprise, Ethiopia, Kenya, Lorna Young Foundation, LYF, OCFCU, Oromia Coffee Farmer Cooperative, smallholder, smallholders, trade justice, Trade not Aid | Comments (0)

Talking to Africa Gateway about how we can roll out our smallholder training to address climate change

23/03/2011 – 10:54 pm

Dr Rosalind Cornforth from Reading University is a Research Fellow…

By Ian Agnew | Posted in Farmer Extension Programme, Project News | Also tagged Africa, African farmers, agriculture, capacity building, climate change, coffee trade, enterprise, ethical trade, Ethiopia, Kenya, Lorna Young Foundation, LYF, Reading University, Rockefeller Foundation, Smallholder support network, trade justice, tradejustice, training | Comments (0)