Jeremy Martineau is National Agriculture Officer for the Church of England. Photographs and movie stills have been published in major international magazines. He began taking pictures of the Moko Jumbies in 1997, a year after he had seen them for the first time in Trinidad. In 1999, he became a member of laif, the German photography agency. He lives in New York City.

"Highly recommended as being a controversial and entertaining read, likely to be passed around from serious rural thinker to visionary farm business managers as 'food for thought when planning the future'."

Jeremy Martineau is National Agriculture Officer for the Church of England. Photographs and movie stills have been published in major international magazines. He began taking pictures of the Moko Jumbies in 1997, a year after he had seen them for the first time in Trinidad. In 1999, he became a member of laif, the German photography agency. He lives in New York City.

"Highly recommended as being a controversial and entertaining read, likely to be passed around from serious rural thinker to visionary farm business managers as 'food for thought when planning the future'."

Jeremy Martineau is National Agriculture Officer for the Church of England. Photographs and movie stills have been published in major international magazines. He began taking pictures of the Moko Jumbies in 1997, a year after he had seen them for the first time in Trinidad. In 1999, he became a member of laif, the German photography agency. He lives in New York City.

"Highly recommended as being a controversial and entertaining read, likely to be passed around from serious rural thinker to visionary farm business managers as 'food for thought when planning the future'."