UK Farmers' told subsidies will continue after Brexit

Michael Gove outlines a shift in agricultural subsidies, aiming to enhance both efficiency and the environment. The new policy seeks to provide stability for farmers while encouraging environmental conservation. Post-Brexit, UK farmers are concerned about competition from cheaper imports and uncertain markets, but are reassured by continued subsidies until 2022.

What opportunity does the speaker mention for British food production outside the European Union?

What changes does the speaker propose regarding the current method of subsidy?

How does the speaker describe the relationship between agricultural stability and bank managers?

What does the speaker hope to achieve with the new agricultural policy?

What concerns do British farmers have after Brexit according to the speaker?