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Today, the replacement of the ageing agricultural population is a global challenge in many food-producing countries. This article aims to provide an overview of generational change in agriculture based on the literature in international economics published in recent years, using a systematic review of the scientific literature. Research has... See more

Our data suggests that small farms are not reduced to self-provisioning and fragile household economies, but that they exist along a wide spectrum from weak to strong formal market integration and specialization of production. Certainly, many small farms appear to be locked into a situation of economic vulnerability, but many others show strong... See more

19th- century American poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, after which the shop is named: “Learn to labour and to wait.”

“We’ve always thought, why can’t you just have products that stay the same?” says Wythe-Moran, who includes the washable and compostable Swedish linen dishcloths (£12) as one of her personal favourites. “If it’s a good product, it doesn’t need to change.” And some of the products have stayed exactly the same for nearly a century

We felt that in most clothing and homeware there was too much ‘design’. What we wanted were simple, good-quality things.”