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Brexit subsidy removal threatens financial hardship and land abandonment for Welsh farms.

Land Use Policy
Vulnerability of British farms to post-Brexit subsidy removal, and implications for intensification, extensification and land sparing
David Arnott, David R. Chadwick, Sophie Wynne‐Jones, Davey L. Jones

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The UK leaving the EU could mean farmers lose financial support. A study in Wales found that about 34% of farms could face money problems, and 44% of farmland might change or be abandoned. This could have social and environmental impacts. A balanced approach to land management could help keep farmers on the land, boost productivity, and provide public benefits.