
James Wright
@JPBWFarm • 13,173 subscribers
Farmer & Rural Britain Campaigner 🇬🇧 | Head of Growth & Marketing @_Breedr | Policy Director @ConRuralForum | Former Parliamentary Candidate
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Councillors in Devon will debate a motion proposed by the Greens to ban meat & dairy. The motion is virtue signalling and the council should instead focus on supporting local farmers who are the backbone of the local economy, environment, and rural communities. Share if you agree
James Wright277,636 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

Labour MP blames Brexit for food price increases. The reality? It’s his own government increasing energy costs, hiking wage bills, new regulations hurting confidence and now adding packaging and fertiliser taxes. Either he’s lying, or he isn’t fit to be an MP.
James Wright61,480 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

Labour’s new fertiliser tax won’t just hit farmers, it’ll hit you too. From 2027 the fertiliser we use to grow wheat for bread, or barley for beer is going to be taxed. That means food gets more expensive. And while British farms get taxed, imported food won’t. Is that fair?
James Wright94,062 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Nerve-wracking week with our annual TB test. Cattle tested on Monday, then a 4-day wait for results. They’ve gone clear, continuing 23 years without a breakdown. We’ll carry on turning grass to beef, like farms across the country feeding the nation one day at a time! 🚜🥩
James Wright113,619 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Labour picked a fight with the countryside they didn’t need to. Raising the threshold is a partial victory, won by farmers, families, rural businesses and Conservatives who stood up in Westminster and across the country. We’ll keep pushing until they are fully protected. 🇬🇧
James Wright41,881 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

By 2035, the British countryside will be unrecognisable. 🇬🇧 Labour’s framework is about control. They want to tell farmers how to farm, it’s our food security that will suffer. We should be cutting regulation to support profitable farming; not making life even more difficult.
James Wright18,054 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten