Flintshire farmers are invited to join the Farmers’ Union of Wales at their Annual General Meeting to discuss the the red meat industry in Wales, rural crime in north east Wales and potential funding opportunities for farm businesses.
The event is held on Monday, 30 October at Plas Hafod Hotel, Gwernymynydd, Mold and will start at 7.30pm.
Keynote speakers for the evening are Gwyn Howells, Hybu Cig Cymru Chief Executive, Gareth Foulkes Catchment Advisor at the Welsh Dee River Trust and Rob Taylor, Rural Crime Team Manager for the North Wales Rural Crime team.
FUW Denbigh and Flint CEO Mari Dafydd Jones said: “I would like to extend a warm welcome to everyone who thinks that farming matters. We will be discussing a variety of topics such as the £1.5 million fund that HCC has received to support exports, what farmers can do to prevent rural crime on their farm and we will also be looking at possible funding available from Welsh Dee Trust.
“As always, we are keen to get grassroots views from our members and those who make a living of the land - so please come and join us for what promises to be an exciting evening.”
For more information contact the FUW Ruthin office on 01824 707198.