Famers in Wales worried about the costs no deal Brexit

The video discusses the impact of Brexit on Welsh farmers, particularly Garth Wynn Jones, who has been farming for 370 years. The uncertainty of a no-deal Brexit poses challenges for exports to European countries, leading to potential tariffs. Welsh farmers are considering direct action to address these issues. The video also explores market conditions, the possibility of opening new markets, and the community's resilience in facing these challenges.

What is the main concern for Garth Wynn Jones regarding a no-deal Brexit?

• Shortage of farming supplies

• Lack of government support

• Increased tariffs on exports

• Loss of local customers

What action are Welsh farmers considering to combat the effects of Brexit?

• Switching to different crops

• Taking direct action

• Increasing local sales

• Reducing production

Why is the idea of opening new markets not an immediate solution for Welsh farmers?

• There is no demand for Welsh products

• It is not a quick process

• It requires significant investment

• It is opposed by the government

What is the general sentiment of the auctioneer regarding Brexit?

• He is indifferent to the outcome

• He believes a deal will be reached

• He regrets voting to leave

• He wants to rejoin the EU

What is the broader impact of Brexit on industries in the UK?

• It has no significant impact

• It creates new opportunities

• It puts many industries in a difficult position

• It leads to increased government support