NFU Cymru on farm meetings
NFU Cymru has organised a meeting for next week on Edward Morris' family farm, Loveston, in Merrion, Pembroke, for local farmers to meet and have a discussion about current agricultural developments with Peter Kendall, the Deputy President of the NFU.
Stephen James, NFU Cymru Chairman for Pembrokeshire said, "We are very grateful to Edward Morris and his family for agreeing to have this meeting on their farm. This is an open meeting and I hope we will get a good turnout of local NFU Cymru members. Please also encourage your friends and neighbours to come along."
Peter Kendall has been NFU Deputy President since February 2004. He will update those present on the latest agricultural developments and answer any questions you may have on policy issues and the work of the NFU.
The meeting will be held at Loveston Farm, Merrion, Pembroke on Thursday, 29 September at 10.30am.
CARMARTHENSHIRE NFU CYMRU ON-FARM MEETING
NFU Cymru has organised a meeting for next week on the Thomas family farm, Treventy, near St Clears, for local farmers to meet and have a discussion about current agricultural developments with Peter Kendall, the Deputy President of the NFU.
Peter Francis, NFU Cymru Chairman for Carmarthenshire said, "We are very grateful to the Thomas family for agreeing to have this meeting on their farm. This is an open meeting and I hope we will get a good turnout of local NFU Cymru members. Please also encourage your friends and neighbours to come along."
Peter Kendall has been NFU Deputy President since February 2004. He will update those present on the latest agricultural developments and answer any questions you may have on policy issues and the work of the NFU.
The meeting will be held at 1.30pm on Wednesday 28 September at Treventy Farm, St Clears.
CARMARTHENSHIRE NFU CYMRU ON-FARM MEETING
NFU Cymru has organised a meeting for next week on the Thomas family farm, Treventy, near St Clears, for local farmers to meet and have a discussion about current agricultural developments with Peter Kendall, the Deputy President of the NFU.
Peter Francis, NFU Cymru Chairman for Carmarthenshire said, "We are very grateful to the Thomas family for agreeing to have this meeting on their farm. This is an open meeting and I hope we will get a good turnout of local NFU Cymru members. Please also encourage your friends and neighbours to come along."
Peter Kendall has been NFU Deputy President since February 2004. He will update those present on the latest agricultural developments and answer any questions you may have on policy issues and the work of the NFU.
The meeting will be held at 1.30pm on Wednesday 28 September at Treventy Farm, St Clears.