Brexit is a chance to save our small farms

While Brexit may have momentarily tanked Britain's economy, thus hurting the small farmers of the nation, it is now giving the British government a way to help sustain the small farms that once covered the British country-side. Brexit has now given Britain a chance to create a new agricultural policy that will help the environment and help small farmers be able to withstand economic hardships. That being said, the key to this new plan is public funding and the variance in farm size across the countryside. Britain is now presented with the chance to totally reform and amend their economic downfalls within the agricultural fields and environmental fields.

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  1. AnonymousDecember 12, 2017 at 5:08 AM

    I wonder how this will help the economy, keeping agriculture with the small farms, much like years ago. This food may be healthier and I wonder how this will improve the health of the British people.

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