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NFU Highlights Extreme Weather Threats to UK Food Supply from Worcestershire Base

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The National Farmers Union (NFU) has appointed Emma Hamer as its county adviser for Worcestershire. Meanwhile, Nigel Adams, a potato and cereal crop farmer based in Enville near Stourbridge, detailed the challenges facing arable farming.

From dudleynews.co.uk

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Farmers are warning that extreme weather, including droughts, floods, and wildfires, is severely testing the UK food supply. Mr Adams noted that disappointing harvests, reduced yields, and lower farm incomes are consequences of dry conditions and high temperatures.

From dudleynews.co.uk

Who's involved

  • NFUThe representative body for agricultural interests in England.
  • StourbridgeA town where food production issues are being discussed.
  • Nigel AdamsA potato and cereal crop farmer whose harvest was impacted by extreme weather.
  • WorcestershireThe county where the NFU maintains a functional presence.

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    The NFU might face increased pressure on government for regulatory and funding interventions to support farm businesses.

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