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Farming Today: 04/10/2019: Northern Irish and Welsh farmers on Brexit, State of Nature report, Green Party conference

04/10/2019: Northern Irish and Welsh farmers on Brexit, State of Nature report, Green Party conference

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Northern Irish farmers react to the latest Brexit deal proposals on the border in Ireland.

Northern Irish and Welsh sheep farmers give their thoughts on the latest proposals for Brexit, and the UK's wildlife is still in decline according to the State of Nature report.

Northern Irish farmers give their thoughts on the Prime Minister’s proposals for solving the Irish border Brexit conundrum. Meanwhile the National Sheep Association is calling on the Government to give farmers specific support mechanisms for leaving the EU, whether we go with or without a deal. The UK's wildlife is still in decline – that is according to the latest State of Nature report put together by 70 wildlife organisations - and including for the first time Government agencies. Charlotte speaks to Rosie Hails the Nature and Science Director at the National Trust.

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