Watch now: A message from the President

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You can now watch the latest weekly video from NFU President Minette Batters recorded live from her farm in Wiltshire.

In this week's edition, Minette reflects on the second reading of the Trade Bill yesterday, highlights the upcoming deadlines for BPS, HLS and CS and raises the importance of talking about wellbeing during Mental Health Awareness Week.

As part of your membership during these unprecedented times, Minette will continue to vlog from her farm on a weekly basis, giving you the inside line on the NFU's work with government, the supply chain and stakeholders, all of which will show you how your NFU is here for you now and in the future.

Click here to see all of the videos Minette has recorded over the past weeks.

Published: 22/05/2020 at 15:43

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Posted by: Andrew Dutton Posted on: 30/11/2019 12:56:44

Comment: It was good message and another way of getting it over to members.

Posted by: douglas jacobsohnPosted on: 18/12/2019 18:09:15

Comment: thank you for your holiday greeting however i had wished for a little bit more of consequence analysis and future actions in light of the election outcome.

Posted by: Rob McLeodPosted on: 18/12/2019 18:25:08

Comment: As this dreadful Brexit process comes to fruition what we need is a dynamic, clear thinking and forthright leader, and THAT is what we are fortunate to have in Minette Batters. The Yorkshire folk might say, “cumeth the hour, cumeth the man”’ well cumeth the hour and cumeth this amazing, dynamic, forthright and clear thinking woman!! We are so lucky to be lead by Minette Batters.

Posted by: Jean M TurnerPosted on: 31/03/2020 18:51:34

Comment: Why don’t we address the nation to ask for workers for horticultural sectors as the NHS did recently?
The response from the nation was overwhelming. The food industry needs help now. It would surely be cheaper than flying in workers from Europe.