Gove to set out post-Brexit farming plans
Farming subsidies will be replaced by payments for planting woodland, boosting wildlife, helping improve water quality and recreating wildflower meadows, Michael Gove said.
Farming subsidies will be replaced by payments for planting woodland, boosting wildlife, helping improve water quality and recreating wildflower meadows, Michael Gove said.
Trade deals after Brexit could pose the “biggest peacetime threat” to the UK’s food security if standards and farmers are not protected, it has been warned.
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