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A Tractor Cultivates The Ground For Rapeseed Oil Crops At The Westons Farm, In Itchingfield, South England, On March 28, 2022. Hungry Cows At Westons Farm Jostle For Position At The Feeding Trough, Blissfully Unaware That Ukraine's War Has Sowed More Turmoil For Uk Farms Ploughing Through Covid And Brexit Fallout. Farms Like Westons Have Therefore Become More And More Reliant On Animal Slurry To Grow Crops And Cut Costs. (Photo By Daniel Leal / Afp) (Photo By Daniel Leal/Afp Via Getty Images)

Ireland

Common Agricultural Policy: Irish farmers expecting bad news in overhaul to EU funds

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