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their main feed being silage. Systems adopted include suckler cows, where the calf is reared by its mother, and the buying in, and growing on, of young beef cattle. Some of these are crossbred calves, a by-product of the dairy industry, where the dairy cow is put to a
Charolais, Limousin, Angus, Hereford or similar beef bull. Many of these "stores" are later sold to other parts of the United Kingdom for fattening. The beef sector in Wales is in slow decline; in 2011 there were some 220,000 beef cattle aged over two years in Wales.
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outbuildings or purpose-built units, bunkhouses for walkers and provision of food-related services in cafés, restaurants, farm shops, pick-your-own and farmer's markets. Indoor and outdoor leisure and recreational facilities are provided by some farmers including paint-balling, laser-combat games, pony trekking, mountain biking and many other activities. Caravans, camp sites and parking provide alternative uses for land, and wind turbines can provide extra income from land still farmed in the normal way.
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516:, particularly baled silage wrapped in film that can be handled mechanically. This has reduced the manpower needed on farms, and there has been an increase of use by farmers of specialised contractors who provide services in silage making, harvesting and fencing. Another problem facing Welsh farmers is their distance from the main distribution centres used by
591:, the UK government has committed to maintaining the current levels of farm funding until the end of the parliamentary term in 2024. In the autumn 2021 spending review, the UK government allocated funding to the Welsh government to allow the maintenance of the current levels of spending on farms until 2024–25. The
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trade union however, has calculated that Wales will be £225m worse off over the current parliament due to not using up all of EU funding. Managing director of the FUW said “It is political games. We take the view that the
Westminster government is guilty of breaching a manifesto promise that it would
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In 2021 the UK Chancellor announced that Wales would receive £252.19 million for agricultural support in 2022/23, which would replace the Common
Agricultural Policy funding from the EU. The Welsh government says that Welsh farmers would be losing £106 million, in addition to a loss of £137 million in
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In 2013, there were 1,094,644 cattle in Wales including 223,208 dairy cows and 174,100 beef cows, two years old or over. The total number of sheep and lambs was 9,460,692, of which 4,003,581 were ewes or replacement females retained for breeding. Besides this, there were 24,890 pigs, 10,475 goats and
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president John Davies emphasised that the
European market was of "supreme importance" to the farming industry of Wales. 35-40% of Welsh lamb is sold to the continental mainland of Europe whilst 55-60% is sold to other countries in the UK and 5% is sold within Wales itself. Liz Truss claimed that the
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To increase their incomes, many farmers have diversified; the average income from non-farming business activities on farms in Wales in 2013/2014 was £4,900. Tourism-related activities accounted for much of this; these included bed and breakfast accommodation, self-catering accommodation in redundant
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and they feed on a wide range of vegetation and on coarse tufts of grass that sheep cannot tackle. The sheep are mostly "hefted" on the unfenced open hillside all year round. Here they know their way around, know where to graze at different times of year and where to shelter. The male lambs are used
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times, the feudal system of South Wales collapsed and the open fields were enclosed piecemeal, by agreement between the affected farmers, leaving a countryside of independent farms. In the North, farmers continued to live in hamlets, which according to a 15th-century account consisted of nine houses
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Compared with other parts of the United
Kingdom, Wales has the smallest percentage of arable land (6%), and a considerably smaller area of rough grazing and hill land than Scotland (27% against 62%). The dairy industry is well-developed in more favourable parts of the country, livestock is raised in
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that roam at will. As with other parts of the United
Kingdom, farming has been under great pressure, leading to fewer people being employed on the land, the amalgamation of holdings and an increase in part-time farming. Farmhouses have been used for bed-and-breakfast or converted into self-catering
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are the traditional breed of Wales. These hardy cows with horns and shaggy coats are able to thrive on poor quality pasture and moorland and can be used to provide both milk and beef. Large numbers were raised in Wales and herded on foot to be fattened in
England for selling in English markets. On
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Lowland livestock farms concentrate largely on beef cattle and various breeds of sheep, but there are also small units producing rarer animals including goats, deer, alpaca, guanaco, llama, buffalo and ostrich, as well as specialised pig and poultry farms. Most cattle are now housed in winter with
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are not one of the main forms of livestock on Welsh farms though there are some specialised units. They used to be kept in small numbers on farms and by rural and urban cottagers. In the twentieth century, many miners in the South Wales valleys still kept a pig in a backyard sty, to be killed for
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Monmouthshire, where they were employed in mining, steel and other industries. There was a shift away from the land with many dwellers in the rural west emigrating in the 1830s and 1840s and migrating to the cities in the second half of the nineteenth century. By 1911, agriculture was a minor
167:. In contrast, in North Wales, farmers living in the same hamlet may have co-operated to the extent of sharing plough teams, but land was held by individuals. Throughout the Middle Ages, sheep were less significant than hardy upland cattle. Welsh medieval land holdings, however, were disrupted by
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Much of the land was in the possession of large landowners and let out to tenant farmers in holdings of less than 100 acres (40 ha), often with buildings in a poor state of repair. Tenants were too poor to pay higher rents so landowners were loath to make improvements such as land drainage.
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is a hardy breed that can scrape a living from the mountainous habitats where they spend the whole year. Being adept at exploiting their environment, they have local knowledge of their mountains and are left to their own devices, being gathered once or twice a year. Originally often horned, and
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Arable crops grown in Wales include wheat, barley, rapeseed oil and maize for fodder. New potatoes from the Gower peninsula and
Pembrokeshire are available early in the season. Horticulture is in long-term decline, with the area of land under cultivation for potatoes, vegetables, soft fruit and
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In 2014, in Wales there were 1,048,000 hectares under permanent grass, a further 437,000 hectares were rough grassland, 87,000 hectares were woodland and 239,000 hectares were arable land (including temporary grassland). The number of horses for agricultural purposes are not mentioned in the
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various shades of brown or black, they were often of poor conformation and bedraggled appearance. More recently, scientific breeding has improved them and they have been exported to many parts of the world. They form part of the ancestry of various local breeds of sheep in Wales, the
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was practised, people moving with their animals from a low-lying "hendre" farm in winter, to an upland "hafod" farmhouse in summer. Transhumance declined through the 18th century and collapsed at its end as land was enclosed, both upland and lowland. Over 81,000 hectares of Welsh
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statistics, but there were 290,000 dairy cows, 214,000 other cattle, 28,400 pigs and 9,739,000 sheep in the country. There were also 945 arable and horticultural holdings, 1,753 dairy farms, 12,650 beef and sheep farms, 95 specialist pig units and 426 specialist poultry units.
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In 1914, there were 2,258,000 acres (914,000 ha) acres of permanent grassland and 340,000 acres (140,000 ha) of corn in Wales. There were 86,000 horses used for agricultural purposes, 807,000 head of cattle, 237,000 pigs and 3,818,000 sheep.
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competency for Wales and the replacement for the common agricultural policy is still being designed with farmers in Wales continuing to receive direct payments. Journalist Lisa O'Carroll says that Brexit has caused a loss of unhindered access to the
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industry in
Glamorgan, and migrant labour from England was needed to help get in the harvest. Rural craftsmen were also lost and their supply was replenished from depressed areas of southwestern England and by mass immigration from Ireland.
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the upland areas, with the mountainous areas being used extensively for sheep farming. There are 1,600,000 hectares (4,000,000 acres) of farmland in Wales and eighty percent of the country is classified as being in a "Less favoured area".
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and potential reduction in farm subsidies following the loss of the common agricultural policy of the EU. She also suggests that Welsh farmers are disadvantaged by new trade deals that give Australia and New Zealand farmers access to UK
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In 1801, the population of Wales was 587 thousand, and most of these would have been living in rural areas and employed in agriculture. By 1911, the population had swelled to 2.4 million, more than half of whom lived in
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The labour force has been dwindling for many years as a result of increased mechanisation and changes in farming practices. Fewer farmers are needed today because they are able to produce more food from their land.
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now covers more than 35,000 hectares (86,000 acres) of Wales. The horticultural products most widely-grown organically include potatoes, brassicas and salad crops. Welsh organic milk is marketed as well as organic
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Welsh farms they were used to pull ploughs and sometimes wagons during the nineteenth century, and were the prized possessions by which a man's wealth could be estimated. Nowadays, many have been crossed with
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is present in abundance. As a proportion of the national economy, agriculture is now much less important; a high proportion of the population now live in the towns and cities in the south of the country and
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farming has traditionally been the focus of agriculture. Wales is formed from an exposed mountainous region over 2,000 ft (600 m) in the northwest of the country, encompassing much of what is now
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has become an important form of income in the countryside and on the coast. Arable cropping is limited to the flatter parts and elsewhere dairying and livestock farming predominate.
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3411:Social geography and identity
1908:Principality Building Society
1795:Economy of the United Kingdom
1201:"History of farming in Wales"
612:
316:Cows about to be milked near
3354:General forms of place-names
165:ridge-and-furrow open fields
7:
3455:Little England beyond Wales
2045:Chancellor of the Exchequer
2025:Financial Conduct Authority
1668:Balwen Welsh Mountain sheep
1623:Land Settlement Association
1049:"Welsh pig herd struggling"
899:"Welsh Dairy Farmer Survey"
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1658:Black Welsh Mountain sheep
1508:Welsh Agricultural College
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186:Corn being harvested near
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436:, the Welsh mule and the
259:This section needs to be
3954:Housing and construction
3374:Welsh Place-Name Society
2474:Housing and construction
2145:Welsh Development Agency
2123:Minister for the Economy
2035:HM Revenue & Customs
1913:Swansea Building Society
1392:Agriculture and Agronomy
1303:Institute for Government
1174:Pike, Ben (8 May 2015).
953:. National Farmers Union
784:. Welsh Government. 2015
734:Pryor, 2011, pp. 486–487
725:Pryor, 2011, pp. 360–361
589:Institute for Government
557:combating climate change
4338:1904–1905 Welsh revival
4333:Welsh Methodist revival
2172:Regional economic deals
2130:Welsh Revenue Authority
2067:UK Statistics Authority
1488:Farmers' Union of Wales
782:Statistics and research
150:Roman Empire in Britain
128:, the coastal plain on
3446:(Welsh-speaking areas)
3440:
3014:Habitats of importance
2447:Science and technology
2050:Debt Management Office
1944:Other commercial banks
1549:Agricultural buildings
841:"Agriculture and Food"
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331:Sheep farming in Wales
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152:, land was cleared of
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4343:Welsh Church Act 1914
4110:British Sign Language
3435:Anglo–Welsh relations
3184:by population in 1971
3019:Marine Character Area
2763:Temperate rainforests
2294:Trades Union Congress
1817:State-owned companies
575:in 2020, trade union
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4433:Agriculture in Wales
3899:British Armed Forces
3739:Wales–England border
3473:Geography of Cardiff
3384:in the United States
3009:Environmental issues
2712:Reservoir management
2540:Full fiscal autonomy
1840:Welsh fiscal balance
1678:Beulah Speckled Face
1598:Overview of land use
1580:National Wool Museum
1478:Bees for Development
1441:Agriculture in Wales
1077:on 29 September 2014
1020:Morris, Jan (2014).
438:Beulah speckle-faced
417:Welsh Mountain sheep
409:Welsh Mountain sheep
356:Welsh Mountain sheep
335:List of Welsh breeds
169:partible inheritance
68:Welsh Mountain sheep
33:Agriculture in Wales
4058:Scheduled monuments
4034:Literature in Welsh
3934:Banking and finance
3712:Mountains and hills
3638:Statute of Rhuddlan
2807:Mountains and hills
2707:Dams and reservoirs
2656:Border with England
2356:Water privatisation
1855:Banking and finance
716:Pryor, 2011, p. 314
707:Pryor, 2011, p. 211
573:Brexit negotiations
4225:Healthcare service
3846:Secretary of State
3628:Edwardian conquest
3618:Medieval Welsh law
3603:Kingdom of Gwynedd
3416:North–South divide
3391:Standardised Welsh
3379:In other countries
3231:Preserved counties
3179:1844–1974 exclaves
3004:Conservation areas
2612:Geography of Wales
2536:Economic autonomy
2204:Economy of Swansea
2199:Economy of Cardiff
2097:Business ownership
1694:Welsh Black cattle
1529:Monmouthshire Show
1524:Cardiff Horse Show
1305:. 2 September 2021
1280:. 15 December 2022
1103:on 17 October 2017
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2940:Extinct volcanoes
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2516:Economic impacts
2241:Business schools
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1812:List of companies
1744:
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1709:Brecon Buff Goose
1368:978-0-141-04059-2
1033:978-0-241-97024-9
757:978-0-521-21780-4
643:978-0-521-32926-2
587:According to the
567:Effects of Brexit
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459:Agriculture today
325:Livestock farming
284:Land-use in Wales
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