Agricultural Policy News
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"We're not happy with it" - Welsh First Minister repeats FUW concerns over future farm funding changes.
"It is a huge concern that that has been changed... it will not recognise that Wales has a higher proprotion of farmers than other parts of the UK"
Eluned Morgan MS - First Minister
FUW welcomes Welsh Government review into bureaucratic burden on family farms
The Farmers' Union of Wales (FUW) has welcomed the Welsh Government's announcement of an independent review into the bureaucratic burden facing family farms, describing the move as a significant and positive step towards addressing a key industry concern. The review, which will be led by beef and s...
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Farmers’ Union of Wales re-elects Presidential team
The Farmers' Union of Wales (FUW) has re-elected Carmarthenshire farmer Ian Rickman as President and Pembrokeshire dairy farmer Dai Miles as Deputy President during the Union's Grand Council meeting held in Aberystwyth on Thursday 11 June. Mr Rickman, who was first elected President of the Farmers'...
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FUW Montgomeryshire sponsor Eisteddfod Powys Chair
The Farmers’ Union of Wales (FUW) Montgomeryshire branch has proudly sponsored the Chair for Eisteddfod Powys, which will be held in Bro Ddyfi in July 2026. The Chair was officially presented by the FUW to Eisteddfod Powys at Cwmllinau Village Hall on Friday, 5 June, alongside the other main prizes...
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FUW dinner raises vital funds for Prostate Cymru
The Farmers’ Union of Wales (FUW) has proudly presented a cheque for £1,980 to Prostate Cymru following a successful fundraising dinner held in honour of renowned Welsh businessman and agricultural supporter Brian Jones, Castell Howell. The special dinner was organised to celebrate Brian Jones rece...
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