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A Year on the Land – LWA Calendar 2025 £16.00
We are the Landworkers’ Alliance, a grassroots union of farmers, growers, foresters and land-based workers in all four nations of the UK, working together to build a food and land-use system which is grounded in the principles of food sovereignty and agroecology.
All profits from the sales of our fundraising calendar goes towards this important work.
Our 2025 Calendar
Join us on a journey through the changing seasons; from the restful, cold of deep winter, to the stirring of new life in spring, the buzz and hum of mid summer followed by the slow wind down to the cool of autumn, and back once more, to winter.Each month tells a story of nature, landwork and seasonal celebrations and is accompanied with a delicious seasonal recipe, shared by members of the LWA. Warming winter stews, cooling teas, tasty fresh tomatoes, tangy ferments and much more, our calendar is a delight to the senses!
Our new artist for 2025, Emma Reith, has created 12 unique lino cut artworks from her studio in Cornwall. Emma’s beautiful prints skilfully bring to life each season, from the plants that are growing in the hedgerows, to the creatures in the skies and on the earth, and the people working the land, from the fields to the forests and seas.
Details
Size: 30cm x 30cm
Paper made from 100% agricultural waste
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Original Emma Reith Lino Print – Seaweed Harvest £40.00
A beautiful original limited edition lino print by Emma Reith, our calendar artist for 2025.
This image is called ‘Seaweed Harvest’ and features in the calendar for May.
A gorgeous print on 300gsm stock.
Size: 33.5cm x 33.5cm
*Please note, shipping of prints is now paused until 3 January*
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Original Emma Reith Lino Print – Haymaking £40.00
A beautiful original limited edition lino print by Emma Reith, our calendar artist for 2025.
This image is called ‘Haymaking’ and features in the calendar for August.
A gorgeous print on 300gsm stock.
Size: 33.5cm x 33.5cm
*Please note, shipping of prints is now paused until 3 January*
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Original Emma Reith Lino Print – Winter Solstice £40.00
A beautiful original limited edition lino print by Emma Reith, our calendar artist for 2025.
This image is called ‘Winter Solstice’ and features in the calendar for December.
A gorgeous print on 300gsm stock.
Size: 33.5cm x 33.5cm
*Please note, shipping of prints is now paused until 3 January*
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Original Emma Reith Lino Print – Flower Farm £40.00
A beautiful original limited edition lino print by Emma Reith, our calendar artist for 2025.
This image is called ‘Flower Farm’ and features in the calendar for June.
A gorgeous print on 300gsm stock.
Size: 33.5cm x 33.5cm
*Please note, shipping of prints is now paused until 3 January*
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Seed Magazeen (Kids Zine): The Landworkers’ Alliance Issue £6.00
We have something for the young ones in your life!
This special issue of Seed Magazeen, a magazine for kids who care about the environment, is made in collaboration with LWA. The zine is aimed at 4-7 year olds and explores the LWA beautifully illustrated spreads which include puzzles, activities, an interview, A3 pull-out poster!
Each issue is risograph printed by Earthbound Press.
Contributors: Charlotte Ager (Cover), Abel Pearson (Interview), Emma Reith (Colouring Poster), Jack Snelling (Fun Guys Comic), Lizzie Lomax (Editor, Illustrator).
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A Year on the Land Greetings Cards (pack of 5) £13.00
To celebrate our calendar ‘A Year on the Land’ we’ve chosen 5 of our favourite images by Emma Reith and produced them as greetings cards!
Cards are blank on the inside and measure 148mm square.
Supplied with brown kraft paper envelopes.
Be sure to buy your Calendar and check out Emma’s original prints here too!
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With the Land: Reflections on Land Work and 10 years of the LWA £16.00
With the Land is now available!
Our book, With the Land, marks 10 years of the LWA. It explores what it means to work with the land, reflects on the wider land work movement and celebrates what is achievable through collective action.
It links the past, present and future by bringing together voices from our membership and beyond.
Filled with song lyrics, texts, photography, poetry, a letter and recipe the individual pieces in the book cover issues such as access to land, the importance of seed sovereignty, gender and land work, as well as the ecological and social imperative of creating a better food and land work system by working in harmony with nature.
Details: 180 pages, 24 x 17 x 12.5 cm
Thanks go to our supporters: Be The Earth Foundation, The Roddick Foundation and The A Team Foundation
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LWA British Wool Hat (Red) £30.00
Just in time for the colder months ahead we’ve produced some 100% British wool hats.
This warm wooden hat is shorter style, with a turn up featuring LWA’s logo, can be worn turned up or down .
One size. Available in Red or Navy.
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Polly Meyrick Card Pack (5 cards) £13.00
Polly Meyrick’s cards are prints of original hand-painted linocuts and are printed using vegetable-based inks on recycled paper depicting scenes from Shillingford Organics.
Cards are 128 x 178mm, with no inside message and come with envelopes.
This is a set of 5 cards, one of each design.
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British Wool Socks in Navy with Harvest Tip (Size 8-12) £18.00
These comfortable and warm 90% British Wool socks are classically styled, practical & durable, they are ideal for all forms of activities.
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Stand Up Now – the LWA Album (CD edition) £12.00
This summer the Landworkers’ Alliance is releasing its album: Stand Up Now. Buy your CD copy on this page (head here if you would prefer a digital download)
This amazing collation of songs draws on the collective talent of our membership and musicians who support our cause. Stand Up Now collates traditional and original music gathered from the farms, woods and cities of our contested nation, and stands in a proud tradition of peoples’ music and peoples’ history. Recorded the cold wet spring of 2021, these fifteen songs raise the eternal themes of our present and of our past; love, liberty and the struggles of labour.
Stand Up Now includes recordings from Robin Grey, The Norfolk Broads, Ewan McClennan and many more. It includes contemporary stories such as Owen Shiers’ ballad of the community farm Trecadwegan, as well as the timeless classics, such as that which gives the album its name. Our countryside is bedevilled with struggle, but a better world is coming, and it’s singing as it comes. They may own the land, but the songs belong to no one…
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British Wool Socks in Harvest with Navy Tip (Size 4-7) £18.00
These comfortable and warm 90% British Wool socks are classically styled, practical & durable, they are ideal for all forms of activities.
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LAND / WORKERS publication £10.00
This publication is a celebration of underrepresented land workers in the UK, and contains a series of full colour photos and a smaller booklet of interviews.
The publication was designed by artists Conway + Young and printed by Small Press.
Main publication:
Inside cover-hand screen printed text using soil from some of the participants land, 12 pages of full colour photos.
Inner booklet- risograph cover with 8 pages of text printed on recycled paper.
LAND / WORKERS is a Project made as part of the Cultivating Justice project by members of LWA’s LGBTQ+ working group ‘Out On The Land’ alongside participants from the wider land-based worker community.
25% of proceeds for this from sales of this publication will be donated to ‘Say it Loud Club’ a charity offering support to LGBTQI+ refugees in the UK.
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DVD – In Our Hands £4.00
In Our Hands – Seeding Change
The inspiring story behind the blood, sweat and tears of the British farmers seizing the Brexit moment to outgrow the industrial food system.
Our current industrial food system is a vast wheezing giant propped up by an outdated subsidy regime, one that pays out to landowners and leaves many farmers adrift.
But in the UK… from the hedgerows and by-roads, in the fields and furrows, can be heard the stirring of change.
Stories of struggle from the global South have spread like pollen on the wind and inspired farmers and food activists. They have learned the idea of food sovereignty and have heard of a global movement to take back control of the food system.
We stand on the brink, the future is uncertain, but the seeds of a better food system are In Our Hands.
“A powerful and inspiring film, one that deserves a wide audience who will no doubt champion a better way of growing, shopping, cooking and eating” – Hugh Fearnley-Wittingstall – River Cottage
“Marvelous to see the rebirth of serious discussion about the future of UK land use. It’s time we put our own house in order” – Professor Tim Lang – Centre for Food Policy
“A meditative and eye opening journey into a world that closely mirrors our own challenges in the US and the world over” – Delila Vallot – Director, Can You Dig This
Running time: 67 minutes
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