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2022, total livestock output was £19,261 million, an increase of £2,687 million (16.2%) on 2021. second largest contribution to value of outputs and subsidies 2022 was total crop …

According to a recent NFU report, every £1 invested farm support delivers £7.40 back to economy and society. It is first time that anyone has managed to calculate monetary value …

According to a recent NFU report, every £1 invested farm support delivers £7.40 back to economy and society. It is first time that anyone has managed to calculate monetary value …

According to a recent NFU report, every £1 invested farm support delivers £7.40 back to economy and society. It is first time that anyone has managed to calculate monetary value …

Production is to grow slightly 2023 due to higher cattle availability, by an estimated 0.6%. Consumption is forecast to ease by around 2% as cost of living pressures consumer budgets. Imports are expected to fall by around 2%, driven by easing domestic demand. Exports could grow slightly by around 3%, reflective of domestic market balance.

Production is to grow slightly 2023 due to higher cattle availability, by an estimated 0.6%. Consumption is forecast to ease by around 2% as cost of living pressures consumer budgets. Imports are expected to fall by around 2%, driven by easing domestic demand. Exports could grow slightly by around 3%, reflective of domestic market balance.

Production is to grow slightly 2023 due to higher cattle availability, by an estimated 0.6%. Consumption is forecast to ease by around 2% as cost of living pressures consumer budgets. Imports are expected to fall by around 2%, driven by easing domestic demand. Exports could grow slightly by around 3%, reflective of domestic market balance.

Abstract. rise and spread of coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) has created an imbalance all sectors worldwide, massively disrupting global economy. Social distancing, quarantine regulations, and strict travel restrictions have led to a major reduction workforce and loss of jobs across all industrial sectors.

current Seasonal Worker visa scheme has a quota of 45,000-55,000 a year. new Seasonal Worker scheme launched March 2019 initially had a quota of 2,500 places per year. Free movement of EU workers has since ended. 2023 and 2024, there are at least 45,000 places per year (plus another 2,000 for poultry workers).

current Seasonal Worker visa scheme has a quota of 45,000-55,000 a year. new Seasonal Worker scheme launched March 2019 initially had a quota of 2,500 places per year. Free movement of EU workers has since ended. 2023 and 2024, there are at least 45,000 places per year (plus another 2,000 for poultry workers).

current Seasonal Worker visa scheme has a quota of 45,000-55,000 a year. new Seasonal Worker scheme launched March 2019 initially had a quota of 2,500 places per year. Free movement of EU workers has since ended. 2023 and 2024, there are at least 45,000 places per year (plus another 2,000 for poultry workers).

2021, value of food, feed and drink exports was £20.2bn, a decrease of 5.6% on 2020. 2021 value of food, feed and drink imports decreased by 5.5% to £45.9bn real terms, resulting trade gap food, feed and drink of £25.6bn real terms, a decrease of 5.4% since 2020.

2021, value of food, feed and drink exports was £20.2bn, a decrease of 5.6% on 2020. 2021 value of food, feed and drink imports decreased by 5.5% to £45.9bn real terms, resulting trade gap food, feed and drink of £25.6bn real terms, a decrease of 5.4% since 2020.

2021, value of food, feed and drink exports was £20.2bn, a decrease of 5.6% on 2020. 2021 value of food, feed and drink imports decreased by 5.5% to £45.9bn real terms, resulting trade gap food, feed and drink of £25.6bn real terms, a decrease of 5.4% since 2020.