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This week from Farmers Guardian deputy editor Alex Black

Farmers' Union of Wales sets out its manifesto asks ahead of upcoming Senedd elections

The new Animal Welfare Strategy for England was debated in parliament on Wednesday (January 22)

The campaign attracted a crowd at the Farmers Guardian stand at LAMMA last week (Jan 14 - 15)

British farmers said they are being 'undercut' by cheap imports on supermarket shelves while feeling 'devalued' by Government with changes to Inheritance Tax, all at a time when producers face ever increasing costs to produce food

More than 151,000 people joined a nationwide campaign to protect British food standards in just three weeks

Protesters and tractors are out in Peterborough and Doncaster this morning

The closure could lead to more than 330 staff facing redundancy

Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes says Scottish interests and the rules-based international system must be respected

The potato company, which works with over 250 UK growers and is one of the largest buyers of British potatoes, has refuted claims of changing contracts to stop farmers from holding protests and demonstrations at supermarket depots