He described opening a new egg producing plant as “My Brexit insurance policy; eggs are unlikely to be affected by future trade deals – you can’t import eggs from Australia or New Zealand. This type of farming isn’t good for the environment; but do I have a choice? At the end of the day I’m dependent on supermarkets and banks, I have a family; I can’t run on a loss: Diwedd y cân ydi’r ceiniog” (an old Welsh saying: “the end of the song is the penny”).
Rhodri Jones©