Farm income falls in England last year after extreme weather and subsidy cuts
Briefly

Last year, average farm business income was lower for all farm types except specialist pig farms and specialist poultry farms, figures from Defra show.
Cereal farms fared the worst, with a drop in income of 73%. For general cropping farms, the average income was 24% lower.
Olly Harrison, who farms cereal near Liverpool, said next year's numbers were likely to be even worse as the bad weather continued in 2024.
Payments under the new post-Brexit nature-friendly farming schemes gave farmers a small boost: net income from agri-environmental activities increased by 14%.
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