EU REFERENDUM: Boris Johnson and Priti Patel Campaigning for Vote Leave at Cattle Market in Clitheroe, Lancashire

The video discusses the challenges and expectations post-Brexit, focusing on credibility issues among politicians and the need for a level playing field. It highlights the importance of government support for farming and subsidies, and the potential impact of globalization on the UK economy. The New Zealand trade model is examined as a case study. The video also emphasizes the need for the UK to control tariffs and protect its farming industry from cheap imports, ensuring regulations meet the needs of the UK Parliament.

What are the key concerns regarding the credibility of politicians in the context of Brexit?

How might the regulation framework change for UK farmers post-Brexit?

What are the potential risks associated with globalization for UK farming?

What lessons can be learned from New Zealand's agricultural model as discussed in the context of Brexit?

In what ways could UK farming be protected from cheap imports after Brexit?