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Colin Ley
Colin Ley is a freelance journalist and agricultural communications professional who writes for IEG Policy on a range of topics, specialising notably in French agriculture and agri-politics.
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Minister insists Irish agriculture can adapt to Brexit trade challenge
The future relationship with the UK is a cause for concern for the Irish agriculture sector but exporters are already making plans for post-Brexit, according to the country’s trade minister.
French farmers up pressure on Macron and Travert
French agriculture remains in crisis, with the retail end of the country's food chain being blamed for not returning a fair percentage of market value to producers.
Scotland’s First Minister calls for post-Brexit control of farm funding
Scotland's First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, has stepped up the pressure for Scotland’s post-Brexit agriculture policy to be controlled by the Edinburgh parliament, rather than by the central UK government in Westminster.
Irish farm trade issues may ease UK Brexit talks, says ex-MEP
Ireland's heavy dependence on farm exports to the UK will have a positive influence on Britain's chances of securing good agricultural trade deals with the EU post-Brexit, according to former MEP George Lyon.
Scottish farming sector frustrated by UK isolationist stance on Brexit talks
Scottish farm industry frustration with the UK government's isolationist negotiating of Brexit boiled over today (June 22) at the Royal Highland Show in Edinburgh.
Analysis: No hiding place for Macron or Mézard after landslide vote
The stunning success of French president Emmanuel Macron’s party in the first round of France’s legislative elections has opened the door for a landslide victory during next Sunday’s (June 18) concluding second round.