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This is the view from our bedroom window. Our first morning here and the Welsh weather is kind. Endless possibilities! #smallholding
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Farmwashing is the unethical practice of supermarkets misleading consumers into buying British food when, in fact, the food is from overseas. This is done through misleading marketing like using fake farm names or British branding on packaging.
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ICYMI 📺 NFU President Tom Bradshaw spoke to BBC News last week about the disruption to global oil and gas markets that is putting a huge strain on UK farmers and growers.
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The victory of the opposition in Hungary yesterday, like the Polish election in 2023, is a victory for democracy, not just in Europe but around the world. Most of all, it’s a testament to the resilience and determination of the Hungarian people – and a reminder to all of us to keep striving for fairness, equality and the rule of law.
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Support our farmers wherever possible. Our food security and maintenance of the beautiful countryside is because of farmers.
Because when the farmland is gone, it’s gone forever. No farmers, no food.
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Farmers and local farm shops are using social media to sell their food. Supermarkets pay them pittance for their food and a vindictive government punishes them. So they are taking the matter into their own hands and trying to sell direct via social media. Support our farmers.
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ICYMI 📻 NFU Midlands member and fruit grower, Ali Capper, spoke to @bbc5live about how her red diesel costs have doubled due to the Iran war.
Listen to the full interview here 👉 ow.ly/reaJ50YH2at
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This beautiful farmland in Bedfordshire is at risk of turning into a massive solar farm - with 1,900 acres of countryside being plastered with solar panels. The site is larger than 1,000 football pitches. Countryside vandalism.
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ICYMI 📺 | NFU President Tom Bradshaw was interviewed on @BBCBreakfast this morning discussing the inflationary pressures the war in Iran is placing on the UK food supply chain.
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Buy British. Support farms. Buy local. This is our way to shield ourselves from future consequences to our food security and prices.
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Jeremy Clarkson is the epitome of dynamism.
Has a great idea, gets on with it, makes wonderful things happen🫶🏻. With his own team and own £.
Compare with those in No10.
Dilly dally, no great ideas, waste everyone else’s £, achieve NOTHING.
JC 4 PM 🫡 1/2
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The lambing kit #boxoftricks has been extremely busy since dawn this morning #lambing2026 and will go on into the night #NoFarmersNoFood 🐑🐑🐑
Very thankful for kind weather #diolchiddo 🏴☀️☀️
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The Labour Government has decided to defund rural communities.
Here in Cumbria, the Government is cutting its funding for Westmorland and Furness Council by nearly a third.
This is an attack on every single one of our communities and the services we all rely on.
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Just been quoted £1.40/l for red diesel - more than double what we paid in December and far closer to the derv price - who is making money out of this? It’s certainly not me!
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Keep bovaer in the news because if we don’t, it’ll be slipped into farm feeds with no benefit to the consumer whatsoever

















