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News and Opinion editor, Farmers Weekly. Views expressed here are my own, (though probably bear a close resemblance to FW's as well).
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Farming Roadmap promises brighter future for England’s farmers

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By Philip Clarke Verified
| Farmers Weekly Verified
Emma Reynolds © Malcolm Park/Alamy Stock Photo The days of “chop and change” farming policy are at an end, Defra has promised, as it rolls out its long-awaited Farming Roadmap and the official response to the Minette Batters Farm Profitability Review. Announced by Defra secretary Emma Reynolds on Wednesday (24 June), the roadmap is intended to end years of uncertainty and “marks the most significant moment for English agriculture since the Second World War”.
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Analysis: Brexit decade brings mixed fortunes for farmers

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By Philip Clarke Verified
| Farmers Weekly Verified
The UK’s 2016 decision to leave the EU after more than 40 years of membership was as surprising as it was consequential. Few, including those advocating for Brexit in the run-up to the 23 June referendum, believed that it would actually happen. When it did, it provided one of those rare moments in history in which most people will remember where they were or what they were doing when news came through that the country had indeed voted to cut its ties with Europe.
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EU lawmakers vote to commercialise gene-edited crops

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By Philip Clarke Verified
| Farmers Weekly Verified
The European Parliament has given the green light to the future commercialisation of gene-edited crops, bringing EU legislation closer to rules that already apply in the UK. In a vote on Wednesday 17 June, MEPs voted to allow plants derived from new genomic techniques that could have occurred through conventional breeding (NGT-1) to be cultivated and marketed in the EU.
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