Has Brexit Impacted The Way That Farmers Will Vote on 4th July?
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- Опубліковано 26 чер 2024
- In the hills of North Wales, farmers have been heavily affected by Brexit. How will it change their vote on 4 July?
Britain’s departure from the European Union led to seismic changes in agricultural policy and support for farmers across the UK, ending European subsidy schemes and ushering in new trade deals.
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The Farmers keep voting for the Tory party they got what they deserve and they voted in block for Brexit.
Labour has never been great for farmers and there's 2 that have been interviewed on the video who haven't voted Breixt.
Where is the evidence farmers on the whole voted for Brexit?
@seanfagan8490 are you saying 51% of the country are farmers or 49% are so Stupid that sovereignty and borders would not have avoided the problems we have now. This current national situation on immigration and overcrowding is completely the 49%'so Fault. To frustrate their mission.
@seanfagan8490 what you should see is farmers in Wales and farmers in England have shared values. Farming as an industry is being shut down because of small minded individuals who don't know where the food they eat comes from.
Labour would prefer you eat mud because its cheap.
@@Dhoggy Labour hasn't been in power for 14 years and you have ricketts cases in Britain. The Tories brought back hunger in Britain.
Farmers like Fishermen believed Bodge's lies and voted to be poorer. 😮
Well they wanted it! They got it…and they won’t be coming back.
They wanted the lies to be true....turned out it just was lies unfortunately
@@bavariancarenthusiast2722 It's perhaps ok to accept a lie, when there is no information about the question available.
Nobody can claim that about Brexit! The referendum, the trade talks, the TCA - everything!
They had all the information needed at the press of a mouse button...
I have no sympathy for them, they wanted Brexit, now let them live with the consequences
Didn't farmers want Brexit and now their moaning and trying to blame the Welsh government.
Think you'll find it's Labour they blame. Just so happens the Welsh government is Labour.
Plenty didn’t vote for brexit. Same as any other part of society
@@Dhoggy does the Welsh Govt calls the shots rather than Westminster?? Even if The Welsh Govt wanted to help the Farmers, Westminster could nip that in the bud.
@EsteOeste-vw7ps you missed the point. It's all Labour especially Now.
@@Dhoggy Labor just won. Tories have ruled for 14 years no? Youre telling me that the Labor Govt in Wales prevented the Tories in Westminster to help the Farmers there??
Greed and self-interest is not a position taken by clever people
"The National Farmers’ Union lobbied to increase the amount of pesticides allowed in the UK’s drinking water and to allow farmers to spread manure more frequently as part of a post-Brexit loosening of environmental regulations" The Guardian , May 10th 2024
Some farmers need to change their mindset. They are too conservative to do it on their own. It is sad they can't learn from our developing understanding of plant types and soil health. They might spend time learning about which plants can share what genetic data with which plants and work on strategies to develop seed selections that result in force multiplication benefits without competing with cash crops..this is however effort and it's so much easier to use wide scale antibiotics and cides
The English government want to restrict the times of year when manure can be applied, absolutely nothing to do with the EU. Did the Guardian mention the scheme that have been put in place for farmers to increase storage of manures so they can be applied in spring ?
Well, it doesn't help that the biggest supplier of fertiliser, Ukraine, can't due to war supply anymore
@@partidaportet27 What a ridiculous statement. How on earth could independent British farmers on tight budgets achieve what the rest of the world’s farmers and biotech has yet to achieve. British farmers operate under higher standards than most countries already.
How many of the Brexit farmers were Tennant Farmers. 🇮🇪🇪🇺
Yes!!! Since a huge number of farmers were so clueless, they will probably get all emotional again and vote for Nigel Farage. The farmers in this video are extremely sharp and aware of the reality of Brexit and people like these should be invited to work closely with government. I really appreciate such an up-to-date report rather than all those that are now two and three years old.
I was just about to say 😂😂😂😂
Agree, you don't put all your money and life's work in the british weather unless you are thick
The Ulster farmers union advised the Ulster farmers to vote remain which largely they did giving the 58-59% majority to remain in EU.
Nice to see the report kept as neutral as possible. But everywhere you look, there is evidence of self inflicted harm. Whether its the damage to the UK economy, our lost freedom to live and work in 27 neighbouring countries, the tariffs and delays at out ports. I know we have moved away from inconvenient-fact based dialog on where we go from here. But given that we get the chance to change our minds on who runs the country every few yeas, isn't it about time we were given the opportunity to show if we want to remain outside the EU or start to bring back closer ties to our neighbours?! I'll be honest here, I want to live in Southern Italy most of the year and part of that would be to export British goods to Italy and import Italian goods to the UK. And while I can move to Italy (its difficult but possible), the rest is virtually a non starter. I am lucky to have friends all over Europe and I consider myself a European, I voted remain, not because the EU was perfect, but because I felt it was the better of the two options. And we could, as we always have, influenced the decisions made from within. I still believe it is in everyones best interests to region our friends and neighbours on mainland Europe. Here's hoping a new government will start to look more favourably on closer ties and be honest about the pros and cons for a change.
Hopefully the Turkeys have stopped voting for Christmas.
Apparently a lot are now trying to destroy the country by voting labour, so apparently not
One the local farmer near me warned his fellow Brexit voter Farmers that all this would happen and they dismissed him, unfortunately what he said would come true has come true. A rare case of one farmer doing his homework and the others believing the lies they were told.
Uk is not united anymore
So they voted for Brexit and got spanked - many will go out of business. What does that mean for their future and politics? Who made the trade contract with Australia with a 30% disadvantage for the British farmer and maybe even celebrated it?
Good interview, very measured, both interviewer and interviewees.
The English would be well served to just say to the world, “We are idiots and thought we were special. We were wrong.” To begin the long return process back to the EU, this would be a strong start.
Erm, this is Wales- where a majority also voted for Brexit. There are many reasons people voted for it since public knowledge of the EU (like your knowledge of the UK) is limited.
But we don'y need British back in the EU. They only caused chaos and opportunism.
@@jontalbot1 British are commonly called English on the continent. And who's got limited knowledge now? LMAO
@@user-wf2yq7mb6y Yes because of widespread ignorance. It is grossly disrespectful to the Celtic nations of Britain who hate being called English. The celts are the original Britons who were displaced in what is now England by peoples from the near continent. The word Welsh is a Saxon one for foreigner. Great Britain is essentially a geographic term to distinguish the British Isles from Little Britain (Brittany). The term United Kingdom describes the political unification of the nations of the British Isles.
@@jontalbot1 Nobody is obliged to learn ancient history of British isles except British themselves. But somehow in your British exceptionalism you try to suggest that we continental Europeans need to know every detail from your past. We simple don't care if one is English, Scottish, Welsh and so on. On the European continent you British are commonly called English and that's a fact. According to Brexit supporters I was talking to, your nation is British and as such is not even European. XD
😂 brexthick.
very thick
Agreed 👍
Yes you are you patronising middle-class metropolitan
@qweqwe9678 like you perhaps
@@DianeD862and you sir
Is he running a farm or a program to collect subsidies, with the beef as a prop?
20% environmental payments, 40% as CAP or replacement program. My math says 60% of his business is direct governmental subsidies.
Trouble with farmers is they are running out of people from anywhere on the planet who want to do their backbreaking work for peasant wages in deplorable conditions. Little to do with Brexit and a lot to do with the greed of farmers.
First British farmers depended on the Irish till the 1990s, then the portuguese in the 1990s, Poles in the 2000s, and Bulgarians in the 2010s. All those groups stopped working on farms not because they are 'lazy' as the media loves to accuse british people of being (and presumably anyone who refuses to work on a farm) but because literally any other job is less physically demanding, better paid, and usually offers year round job security.
Now we have Nepalis and Kazakhs working the fens. And in time they too will find better paid jobs rather than a bunch of sadistic, profiteering, fat on subsidies farmers who refuse to pay a decent wage befitting such a miserable job.
poor greedy farmers they thought that the rich grifters of whitehall were telling them the truth and that they would do something good for them lol even though they were warned told and rettold and warned again lol but still they decided to cut thier nose off to spite there face lol and believed the torys lol because they have never lied to them again and again and again and again lol
now we know it has. wales is a tory-free zone.
Beef and sheep prices are a record high.
as are costs.
Because fertiliser shot up with the cost of fuel this feeds down to grain and beef etc. Thanks Russia. Amazing how many people can't understand this.
Do you know what “profit margin” is ?
@@markhepworthare you a farmer
It’s called KARMA 😂
It's very difficult for ordinary people to identify with farmers. I live in the countryside in Norfolk. And in all honesty I don't have much sympathy for the farmers round here as they go past in their brand new £80k Land Rovers and the like. I appreciate that Welsh hill farmers might be in a different position. But also when the first guy interviewed talks as though inflation hasn't affected us, he's had it much much worse, again it shows a lack of understanding for ordinary people. Inflation has affected everybody and arguably normal people more than farmers. Our wages haven't gone up, yet the price of food in the supermarkets has. As agricultural feed costs have increased, so the cost of the produce has increased, which to some extent must have mitigated the effects of inflation for the farming industry.
Some agricultural inputs have quadrupled. That's far more than general inflation. That's the point being made.
Nothing affects the way farmers vote ❎
People will easily say you voted for this and got what you voted for, which is perfectly true for the nations as a whole. a tiny minority voted to leave and the rest of us along with a majority just too lazy to go out and vote got shafted but here's the thing, by the time anyone got around to asking Farmers how Brexit affected the way they might vote the Tory Party could not have cared any less what the farmers thought.
They had managed to gaslight the people of the nation into throwing away everything they actually needed for basically a pack of lies and that included Farmers who really did get shafted and will continue to be shafted until we rejoin the EU but it's not that simple either.
It was the way that EU subsidies were distributed in the Uk that had the greater influence on how Farmers voted originally, they were being screwed and they knew it but not by the EU, They were told by the Tory Party that there wold be a new fairer system brought in to replace EU subsidies but like everything else the unholy Brexshiteers had no intention of keeping those promises at all.
The Tory Party has paid the price for those lies and rightly so but it was not the Farmers that brought that about, it was the people who did for the Tories, Farmers in general will as they have habitually done continue to vote Tory and always will particularly those that benefitted from what the Tory Party did and their attitude has always been screw you jack I'm alright.
Wales didn’t vote to leave, the first farmer explain that he didn’t vote lo leave and second one said the same. When farmers do bad we’re in trouble😳 We can see that on the food price now. 😔🙏🏻🕊✝️
They wanted it they got it , you reap what you sow 😂
5 years ago the fields of Angus were full of tory banners, this year none seen as yet and 3 days to go, changed days
It's austerity, subsidy cuts and tonnes of stupid extra net zero regulations when they were promised cutting of red tape.
Who will get their hands on the farm lands when they are finally driven out of business?
But from Australia a meat must come to UK.. so how ? is cheaper?
Turkeys that voted for Christmas.
we left it over stop banging on about it
Im.a self made livestock farmer and i support brexit
And this is only the beginning.
it shouldn't change a vote pattern, it was not brexit that is the problem, it is how the torys, who didnt want brexit, implemented it, total fail to provide subsidy, market, import export safeguards etc
It is wrong to criticise Meat products that come in from New Zealand. They are high quality. As the grass grows all year round the livestock remains outside all year and only fed on grass. Not kept in sheds over winter with all the issues this has and not having use all the diesel getting in feed for the winter.
The conditions of livestock processing in New Zealand are horrid.
@@ralphmacchiato3761 Rubbish. To single out NZ (and Australia) is just ridiculous. The country that can't grow enough to feed itself wants to lecture the world.
The country that gave the world Mad Cow.
No they are not!, that's why the EU has banned Australian practices.
@@ogribiker8535 Yawn. Don't eat it then.
To get it into the UK supermarkets generates a huge carbon footprint though. We're either concerned about 'Global Warming' or we're not.
Have you seen any posters supporting any party in any Farmers fields. I haven't. Just asking.
No but I saw hundreds of pro-Brexit posters eight years ago. Then a few months ago I saw lots of farmers with posters demanding that the taxpayer further subsidise them to make up for the loss in EU subsidies.
What’s stopping exporting as New Zealand and Australia does
The incredibly stupid trade deals your government did to make you think they got BREXIT done.
Aus and NZ have huge farms so achieve economies of scale and therefore a cheaper product. This compensates for trade barriers
@@jontalbot1Your point is correct. The farming interests in the UK need to stop spreading lies about the quality of Australian and New Zealand meat. These UK farmers need to “pick up their game” post Brexit and stop complaining……. This farmer being interviewed is nothing but a liar about “hormones being used in Australia”. Absolutely appalling and doesn’t elicit one scintilla of symphony for these alleged “farmers”. They have been used to a multitude of financial incentives and support during EU membership and now they have to compete in an international market. These people have been fed lies and they continue to spew these lies. I look forward to telling a few of them face-to-face when I’m in the UK in September. Grüße aus Australien. Tschüss.
@@peterfromgw4615 I have a different attitude to farmers. I walk in the country a lot and often speak with them. In the uplands of England, Wales and Scotland the farms are often small, family owned, raising mostly sheep. They work very hard for very little money and are utterly dependent on subsidies. In lowland England by contrast the farms are arable, much larger, require a lot less work and are very profitable. They are increasingly owned by private equity companies and run by professional managers. Most of the work is done by contractors. These farms did very well out of the Common Agricultural Policy.
@@jontalbot1 Mate, I have family who are also farmers here in Australia. In fact, my cousins are now running the family farm that was originally set up by our mutual great grandfather post Gold Rush. I understand faming is a difficult vocation, with droughts, bush fires and just plain hard work in Australia. What has really pissed me off with these UK farmers is the constant whinging post Brexit. If these peiple were honest, they would not be lying about the quality of Australian goods. They had economic protections when part of the EU and now that has gone, they have to compete internationally. They need to stop whinging and work on ways where they gain an economic advantage. They are right there in the UK market but claim they “cannot compete with Australian imports”. Aussie farmers learned a long time ago that they needed to be market sensitive and economically savvy. The UK farmers need to do the same and for Christ’s sake, stop the whinging and lies. Grüße aus Australien. Tschüss.
So you asked two Remainers what they think about the EU and the Brexiteers. That was interesting not.
Please could you share some of the net economic and social benefits you've seen please. I don't have ulterior motive, just in dire need of reasons to be cheerful about what seems like a massive collective misjudgement.
They were factual, and farmers that voted the other way have expressed much the same sentiments. I've yet to hear a single farmer say he's better off now
I think there is a misunderstanding perhaps because of the lack of my English skills. You are right. Brexit was a collective misjugdement. That's the reason why I would like to hear the Brexiteer's opinion today and how they vote now. I am sure based on the facts the opionions of two Labour Remainers haven't changed.
@@Kalle2607 A farmer I know, who was a brexit supporter volunteered out of the blue last year "I thought it would reduce the paperwork, but that hasn't happened." He'd changed his mind.
karma.
The video started well with “Here in the Eryri mountains in Snowdonia National Park” - no, “Eryri” IS “Snowdonia”… used to depend what language you were using, but Eryri is now supposed to be the official name in both languages.
Why impose Welsh on English speakers.i live in Wales and will not speak Welsh. Why should I.
Here we are 10 days later...and we found out.
They were all boohooing and crying because they weren't getting subsidies anymore .... Shot themselves in the foot by voting for brexit😂😂😂
Farmer's just farm, leave the thinking to the thinking people.
Uk agriculture got demolished by the EU common market. We were hoping that the government would give preference to UK agriculture and fisheries but it hasn’t. In fact it has taken steps to damage it further by the imposition of climate policy. Enjoy the plentifully supply of fiod whilst it lasts. I am sure it is all nust an elaborate global control mechanism.
What he not saying is that the lamb and sheep prices have been amazing for the last 2 years all time high, we are getting £2-300 per animal. That is almost double that of 5 years ago. Beef prices are good, they have been very steady. The subsidy are not as good as they were but we are broke as a country and historically the government always stolen money earmarked for us. Be we can be more independent without subsidies.
Most Welsh Livestock farmers won’t have voted for Brexit.
Many Arable farmers in England probably voted for it.
The day of the referendum, Wheat was worth £120/tonne. The day after, £160.
Had Remain won, it would have dropped to £90!
That would have been me ‘bust’ instantly!
All due to exchange rates.
Unfortunately the CAP never was even to all to all its farmers over the entire EU. The British farmers were always paid far less than many other EU countries.
Cyprus (the Greeks side), for instance got over 2.5 times/acre that we got. Which was to rip out there crops and grow nothing, ploughing it annually and leaving it bare as soil.
Nowhere in nature does soil want to grow nothing. It physically destroys soil not to grow at least something, including weeds.
Meanwhile the on the Turkish side of Cyprus (not in the EU), agriculture thrives!
What’s happening with the billions that used to be Britains annual contributions to the EU?
At last a farmer who doesn't whine, but taking steps to ensure the future
I remember all the fields around me with signs vote leave i didnt realise that farmers were dumber than their sheep
There speaks a true lefty. Don’t denigrate sheep, it’s what 90% of the left are made up from.
Attacking people because their opinion differs from you is not a very good look, and doesn’t display an abundance of intelligence.
@@sapete1936 it's funny you think making an objectively bad decision is an 'opinion', the evidence was there that this would be a disaster, it's just that those campaigning to leave were shouting so loud about outright lies, it drowned out those who were telling of the downsides voting to leave would cause, and here we are, nearly a decade later and it's finally hitting home just how royally fucked the country is as a result of this moronic decision.
@@sapete1936 OP doesn't attack people for their opinions.
He/she points out that when you vote for something while every expert in that field tells you it's not smart, and will impact you negatively, then you're not really bright.
@@sapete1936
Baa baa humbug😅
What’s happening is nothing to do with Brexit, the same thing is happening across the world wake up and do your homework.
It’s about time British farmers stop complaining about Australian farmers and come and see how sheep and cows are farmed (or look on UA-cam).
Why can Australian farmers produce cheaper meat. Sheep and cows spend all their time grazing outside (not in a shed). Some farmers in Australia do not use supplementary feed.
Just ask someone who has visited Australia: do they say it was cold and miserable outside in summer, when they went to a supermarket, was there grass fed and hormone free meat on the supermarket shelves.
But the most ironic part is that British farmers find that livestock on a truck in Australia is not acceptable but have no problem with livestock being trucked across Europe.
But what is biggest ironic thing they did was stop getting EU payments then complain how they can’t complete with European farmers (I don’t know if people in the UK notice that British farmers can’t even compete with European farmers and British farmers have not even come up against Australian farmers, yet).
Just to make everyone in Britain feel even better. You know that lady in Australia, Gina Rinehart, you know the one, she is the Australian biggest ion ore miner, she is also one of the world’s biggest cattle producers and is going to flood the UK with her hormone free, grass fed wagyu beef.
Yes Brexit affected British Farming maybe Labour could change with New EU Deal that includes a foot in the EU door, as Brexiter I hope Labour will change Brexit!
Which new deal ? A revision of the current deal is planned and if it is working out as planned (for the EU) nothing will be changed.
What Brexit? Still waiting for a proper Brexit!!
Yes, and I'm still waiting for Father Christmas to deliver the greatest trade deals in the World, and a better funded NHS. I blame the politicians, not Father Christmas obviously, and certainly not my own belief in Father Christmas, or indeed my own naivety, stupidity and xenophobia.
Don't help farmers. Make them go bust and sell the land to US corporations like the rest of the economy 😢
One possible solution might be to force retailers to label meat that has produced using growth hormones, a small step but it might go a little way to leveling the playing field in terms of imported meat.
You poms are so precious. Like this is the single worst thing that ever gets done to your food before it arrives on your plate.
Maybe you should do some reading about "growth hormones". Seriously. It's a non-issue. And, speaking for Australia, 60% of animals receive no such hormones. And, if it is horrible, then British importers should only contract with suppliers who guarantee that hormones are not used.
You need to stop treating this like it's Mad Cow Disease! (A British disaster)
Trolls and bots and fake accounts everywhere nowadays. So many on this video
This I assume largely meaning views you disagree with. Since most comments are pointing out the folly of Brexit I also assume you are a Brexiteer still swilling around in a tepid swirling pit of Bojoist delusion.
All the remoaners on here ,whats wrong struggling to go on your hols abroad, if you only realised how quickly this country would be short of food should there be war or natural disaster . The supermarkets want the maximum profit all of the time if they can fly in produce cheaper than we can grow it that is what they will do ,there is no borders for their profit margin . The farmers subsidy payments are what has kept farming going in the UK but has also kept the prices in supermarket down , you remoaners dont reallise that or refuse to. Farmers get blamed for the enviroment yet the damage done by the aeroplane and the fact they puke all there polloution 40,000 feet in the sky right where there is no plant life or anything to absorb it never gets mentioned .the raw sewage goes straight into the river or sea yet agriculture is always in the firing line ,perhaps starvation is your preferred option
Welsh farmer who has historically voted for Plaid Cymru who want Wales out of the UK but votes to stay in the EU. You can’t make it up 😂😂😂😂😂
You all wanted Brexit and now u r moaning about it?? what the F............
It’s not like they weren’t warned 🙄
The subsidy farmers had from the CAP was UK money sa we were a net contributor so the government are to blame not brexit also devolved assemblies are restricting farmers due to the stubit net zero policies
milk to my eyes - that is what voted for - europe will need cheep english workers like germany or poland - pride always skyrocket before the fall - rullle britaniaaaa
"bathing in sobbing remoaners tears"..
The Westminster Tories signed the trade deals with Australia and New Zealand.
Eventually there will be no tariffs.
UK small hill farmers will be competing with large Australia and New Zealand farmes with lower husbandry standards.
I wonder how many UK farmers will go out of business.
Also trasporting. The distance between Britland and Australia and New Zealand is quite noticeable. Someone has to pay for that.
"lower husbandry standards" ... bollocks. This from the country that inflicted Mad Cow on the world.
Net zero is killing farming not brexit 😂😂
A little unfair to blame Brexit as the reality is that remainers in both government and the civil service have done everything to ensure Brexit was a failure meaning in reality Brexit never actually happened .. sure we left in name but ‘they’ made certain it would become a failure so to blame the leave majority for the failure is a little unfair … look more closely at what the remainers have done to throw spanner’s in the works 😊
Oh not again ,our poor poor farmer's ,what bull dhit
oh what don;t you understand we are about to lose farming we will not have food of our own just like the car industry, Brexit was so foolish, have you any idea how hard farming is ? or how much we are in the shit because of brexit, farming is the carnry in the coal mine and it;s dead we are so in the dodo and you joke
Farmers across the whole Eu have been protesting against the EU attacks on farming.
True, but these are different circumstances. Farmers in the EU don't have the trade barriers to contend with
@@walter3433no they just have the EU to deal with. Thousands of farmers forced out of their farms, their land seized.
@@peterholden3672 rubbish. 1000’s of farmers forced out of their farms, having their land seized.
mark: Good for them.. Now they´ve left th EU so how is the EU attacking them?
@@peterholden3672 if the scheme was good for farmers why would they protest. Why has the farmers political wing taken massive success in their parliament ua-cam.com/video/fVwVYzGLl_Q/v-deo.htmlsi=0mphPg6YbuyROSNr
Vote reform or green
Ok 🤡
so the choice is between a bunch of racist, xenophobic bigots or a party that will take us back to a living akin to 50yrs as we all pay 20% higher taxes to fund a hundred 'green' initiatives which have negligible effect on the environment
I understand green - but reform? It's the same like Boris Johnson just doubling down.
What I get from this is: I see a lot of people complaining about not getting government subsidies.
Yes which was promised before Brexit and from the GB government that it only will get better. News: it did not
Still talking about Brexit 😂😂😂
Funny how it is Brexit voters who don't want to talk about it.
@@isotropisch82 funny how I'm not even British and I don't hear about Brexit in the EU, ever: it's OLD news, just MOVE ON!
@@DeuDeoEgo I have this same knee-jerk feeling too, but Brexit is not old news, it's the most significant and disruptive change to happen in Britain in the last decade, arguably more so than Covid. Politics is about solving issues, not about providing infotainment. Be a worthy citizen.
A democracy allows you to think and act again. Brexit was always going to be a shambles and had turned out exactly that.
Yes since its a small moving meltdown of the British economy - turns out the "experts" were right and the UKIPs, hard right Tories were wrong or full of ****
I sneezed the other day. Must be brexit that caused it. Hilarious how so many people want to govw our sovereignty away especially in this set of comments on this video.
The UK is less sovereign after Brexit than before. Before as a EU member it could make EU rules, now it can only follow EU rules.
we want grass fed uk meat i would gladly buy from the farm knowing it is uk grown VOTE REFORM
Right idea - wrong solution. Who needs tories +++ - it is exactly what got us into this problem in the first place.
More probable that you will eat real BRITISH grass, meat will be too expensive for you reform voting plebs.
@@trevormj well if you double down on blaming the EU for everything, surely the EU will be willing to renegotiate the Brexit and give the UK a lot more privileges, right?
@@ChristiaanHWWrong.
@@ChristiaanHW - who's blaming the EU for our own problems? they were of our own making through our own stupidity. Why would the EU wish to discuss anything with the UK - life must be much simpler without the us.
Vote uk reform if we didn't have to pay for imagrants the money would be there
People still going on about Brexit 😂😂😂😂 get a grip the EU is falling apart an absolute joke… all our politicians are a joke and do bare minimum
That lie has been told for decades, how long until it falls apart? 😂😂😂
I bet they are impressed with the EU's latest Tax on meat production, its 80 Pounds a Cow Tax and has just been implemented in Denmark, looks like UK Farmers have had a lucky escape but don't worry Labour will ensure you pay the Tax too.
Maybe you did not listen the interview? European farmers get loads of support - British farmers don´t. Sales Taxes are paid by the consumers - the meat price is relevant if it's purchased by the big outlets. British meat is not competitive anymore, even on the home market they have a 30% price gap to swallow. So we will see many farmers close.
What is it, the 5th channel where you lie about a non-existing EU meat tax?
What is that daily need to lie about everything? Are you getting treated for it?
@@ab-ym3bf Probably he does get treatment as the NHS is still free after that 350 million £££ it gets daily.
When we joined the EU we had beef mountains, wine lakes and all the rest as the EU forced prices up. To solve the overproduction the EU introduced CAP subsidies where farmers were paid not to produce. Farmers got used to getting money for nothing.
You really have not got a clue about food security, which is exactly why your country ended up in such a crap situation. Well done,
WTF are you talking about?
Why do you brits always have to lie about everything?
In 1962, the CAP was introduced with the following aims:
increasing agricultural productivity
ensuring a fair standard of living for farmers
guaranteeing the availability of supplies
stabilising the markets
establishing a secure supply chain with reasonable prices
harmonising competition rules across all countries
Where does it mention wine lakes, buttermountains or any of the other heaps of bs you spout?
@@dooley-ch sombody forgot where the BSE started.
God more remain nonsense. You just won't stop. You are like a football fan trapped in 1966
get real will you these farmers are telling you what's happening and you are not understanding
They’re just saying what’s going on. This is the reality. If anything it’s Brexit nonsense. You did this.
@@WinstonMelbourne-vt2vtBut this farmer lied. The UK exported 80,000 tonnes of lamb into the EU in 2023. Australian beef has to be hormone growth promotion free before it can be exported into the UK.
@@CharlesYeo-qs6nb but the paper work to export adds cost and the feed to adds cost what you don;t get is we have a block on boths ends to our bigest markets and we have cheap imports which are lower quailty thats going to kill farming ih this country
@@methanedirigible well said well said
Would farmers get to the finding out stage?
Farmer Phil and Father Phil and family are the best in the world 🌍but the Welsh to shame 😳.🇪🇺🇪🇺🇪🇺🇪🇺🇪🇺🇪🇺🇪🇺🇪🇺🇪🇺🇪🇺🇪🇺🇪🇺🇪🇺🇪🇺🇪🇺