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The FUW wants direct financial support provided to farmers for food production and says this will benefit local communities and economies due to the traditional scale of Welsh agriculture. Among the small family farms highlighted in the campaign is Pantfeillionen at Horeb near Llandysul in Ceredigion run by Lyn and Lowri Thomas. The couple have 70 dairy cows, a few sucklers and calves which are sold on as store cattle, and farm 170 acres, with a further 100 acres rented, and believe in the small-scale ethos with customers buying raw milk directly from the farm. Lyn says: “We do all our own silage and everything is done in house. We don’t use a lot of fertilizer, some yes, but we can’t use too much because of the nature of the ground. We’re farming on rock so that means we need to be careful otherwise our grass would burn on the south facing slopes.

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