86% of farmers say policy uncertainty is hurting operations

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 7 Oct, 07:19 · Archive

More than eight in 10 farmers report that policy uncertainty is damaging their businesses.

More than eight in 10 farmers report that policy uncertainty is damaging their operations, according to reports from farming communities. The figure underscores the difficulties facing the agricultural sector as farmers attempt to make long-term plans without clarity on future policy direction.

The survey results highlight widespread concern among farming businesses about their ability to invest and plan ahead. With more than 86 per cent of farmers affected, the uncertainty appears to be a significant issue affecting farm viability across the sector.

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86% of farmers say policy uncertainty is hurting their operationsMore than eight in 10 farmers are struggling to plan for the future amid mounting uncertainty.The Press (York) · 7 Oct, 06:00
86% of farmers say policy uncertainty is hurting their operationsMore than eight in 10 farmers are struggling to plan for the future amid mounting uncertainty.Gazette & Herald (Malton) · 7 Oct, 06:00

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