Five weeks until Brexit
Caz Graham is joined in the studio by an expert panel to discuss the impact of the uncertainty over the UK's departure from the EU on farming and fishing
International trade, access to labour and farm subsidies: three key areas in which Brexit will mean a change for agriculture.
With just 5 weeks to go, uncertainty seems to be the buzz word. In this programme, Caz Graham asks an expert panel what that uncertainty means for farmers and fishermen right now.
Her panel includes:
-Sheep and cereal farmer, Ivor Ferguson, who is President of the Ulster Farmers' Union
-Agricultural Policy Advisor, Alice De Soer, from the Central Association of Agricultural Valuers
-Secretary General, Chris Southworth, from the International Chamber of Commerce
Presented by Caz Graham
Produced by Heather Simons
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- Sat 23 Feb 201906:30BBC Radio 4
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