https://youtu.be/nFX98pqzb3o

How about this?

The defra response does not address the core issue raised in the report - that of WTO rules will mean the UK will get cheap imports of meat and non-meat products from all over the world. And that will put many farms out of business. Defra does not defend or refute that.
Defra also happily sticks to the line of grants / support to farmers continuing until 2022. Fair enough, that was a clear Gove promise. But, but, but - that promise was made some time ago and before Johnson's multi-billion spending spree. Imagine the debate - 20,000 more police or farmers getting grants. And now imagine that debate when dressed, as SG has kindly done, as an anti-rich land owner issue. Who wants to guess the outcome? You can hear the back-tracking excuses now...
So defra has not 'slapped down project fear'. Sorry Realist, your name once again fails to live up to expectations. At best defra have repeated a clarification. If I were a farmer I would not be sleeping happy and confident that a no deal exit will leave my business all prosperous.

So you admit Goscony the eu is nothing but a protectionist
institution which wants to keep prices within eu high for
consumers!
As a consumer nation uk should be better off out then!

Regards Donkeyman?

So you admit Goscony the eu is nothing but a protectionist
institution which wants to keep prices within eu high for
consumers!
As a consumer nation uk should be better off out then!

Regards Donkeyman?

Defra reacts to "inaccurate coverage" on farming in a no-deal Brexit


https://www.southwestfarmer.co.uk/ne...o-deal-brexit/


"Defra has reported that there is "inaccurate coverage" running in the Guardian and Independent today (August 15) following a new report published by the People’s Vote which claims 50 per cent of farms and farm businesses could go bankrupt as a result of a no-deal Brexit.

Defra has released the following statement:

"The report speculates on the potential impact that could follow if the Government were to stop direct payments in the case of a no-deal. Not only does the Government not recognise any of the figures included within this report, which is entirely speculative, we have been very clear that once we leave the EU on 31st October, the cash total for farm support will be protected until 2022. This will remain the case even if we leave with no-deal."

"In the unlikely instance it is needed, we have also been clear we will not hesitate to intervene to provide direct support for some sectors."

""A Defra spokesperson said: “We have been very clear that once we leave the EU on 31st October, we will replace the Common Agricultural Policy with a fairer system of farm support and our new trade deals must work for UK farmers, businesses and consumers.

“As we have said before, the cash total for farm support will be protected until 2022, even in the event of a no-deal Brexit. We will also intervene to provide direct support to boost some sectors in the unlikely event this is required.”"


Project Fear is total BS

Don't be sucked in by it

Preserving our democracy and being free of the EU Cesspit
will be the best thing this country has done for years.