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CLA urges Midlands farmers to reveal their good workThe CLA is urging farmers in the Midlands to reveal how they are protecting and enhancing the landscape by completing the annual survey for the Campaign for the Farmed Environment (CFE) The Association stresses the importance of providing evidence before this major initiative is reviewed by the Government. The CLA is therefore asking all members who receive the Survey, which is being sent this week to 5,500 randomly selected farmers across England, to make every acre of voluntary management count. CLA Rural Advisor Donna Tavernor said: "Farmers undertake a great deal of environmental management, but this is usually unpaid and often unrecognised. Unless the industry can demonstrate that existing practices sufficiently benefit the environment, legislation may be introduced adding further to the burden of red tape suffered by the industry.
"Midlands farmers have plenty to be proud of, so please don't keep your good work to yourself."
For further information on CFE see http://www.cla.org.uk/Policy_Work/Campaign_for_the_farmed_environment/ |
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