Budget Showdown Will the government put their money where their mouths are, in the budget?
Scottish farmers are anxiously awaiting the Autumn Budget, hoping for much-needed support. Will Labour deliver on its promises for agriculture?
James Porter grows strawberries, blueberries, potatoes, and other arable crops at East Scryne on the Angus coast. He is a member of Angus Growers, supplying soft fruit through Angus Soft Fruits to retailers throughout the UK. He is also Chair of Ringlink, the largest machinery ring in the UK. He was previously chair of the NFUS Horticulture committee.
James Porter grows strawberries, blueberries, potatoes, and other arable crops at East Scryne on the Angus coast. He is a member of Angus Growers, supplying soft fruit through Angus Soft Fruits to retailers throughout the UK. He is also Chair of Ringlink, the largest machinery ring in the UK. He was previously chair of the NFUS Horticulture committee.
Scottish farmers are anxiously awaiting the Autumn Budget, hoping for much-needed support. Will Labour deliver on its promises for agriculture?
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