British farmers deserve better than being continually sacrificed on the altar of political ideology. Since Brexit, the UK has had the freedom to make its own decisions on plant protection products and agricultural regulations, rather than automatically following every EU decision. That flexibility matters because British farmers face different crops, climates and growing conditions. New research warns that closer alignment with EU rules on crop protection could reduce the products available to UK growers, cutting farm incomes and lowering production of key crops such as wheat, potatoes, fruit and vegetables. Read the research for yourself: croplife.uk/news/2026/analys… So before Andy Burnham talks about taking Britain further back into Europe, he should answer one simple question: What will it mean for British farmers and our food security? Brexit has given the UK the ability to make regulations that reflect the needs of our own agricultural industry. That freedom must never be handed back. Of course, the Tories failed miserably in the overall Brexit deal (if you can even call it a deal) and there is so much more to do across the whole industry - abolish the immoral family farm tax, lower energy costs, reduce red tape, fight for fair pricing and make British farming profitable and Reform UK will! 🩵 We will always stand up for British farming. 🇬🇧🚜 #SupportBritishFarming #BritishAgriculture #FoodSecurity #UKFarming #brexit #farmers #industry #britain #ukgrowers #lincolnshire @danny__kruger @TiceRichard @reformparty_uk @wheat_daddy