Do you have an idea on farming, a need for a particular crop/vegetable? Do you have knowledge about agricultural economy? Alternative crops? Small-scale farming? Maybe you have experience from farming from your native country? Perhaps you are interested in genetics or in architecture and society? These were the questions asked, when the Land Distribution Week started. In the end, more than 40 families and small entrepreneurs had signed up for a RIGHT TO FARM THE LAND! RIGHT TO FARM THE LAND marks the start of Culture means Farming, a long-term creative art- and research project about farming, ecology, cooperation, food, art and sustainability.