@@mrgreen2461Just like closing down small slaughter houses in the 90s was supposed to make the industry more efficient, but instead in resulted in a huge foot and mouth epizootic.
What farm could be worth less than £1m these days ? Loads of houses worth many times that . The fact is farmers are just not valued these days . Very sad but true
A big corporate farming entity bought all the land around me 2 years ago. Within 3 months their “land agent’ came around to every tenant and increased the rental 300% on workshops/storage units. Literally my leaking roof building went from £5400 to £22,000 which dropped to £18,000pa when I kicked off. All the hedgerows have been grubbed out, the land margins between fields have been reduced from 10meters to 2 metres and footpaths re-routed. About 4 acres has been turned into car parks and industrial sized grain stores/ driers. Now I’m all for food security but you can see where this is going….
This is what happens when a government is driven by ideology and can't see any nuance. The clip of Starmer lying about the threats farmers face from the evil Torries is truly shocking.
I have a small farm & I do their accounts for a lot and I can tell you not one has 100k in the bank. Most in debt and just about surviving. They do it because they love it. When they die this means the farm will have to be sold and I doubt jokers like you could grow a potato. Who will buy it large corporations or supermarkets so good luck with that.
@@hughiemg2and those assets are used to produce food. It’s there to do a job, an important one. They haven’t got tractors and combines because they look cool and they’re not cheap to keep, run or maintain.
And the more and more they increase immigration the more the value will go up and then the more land they will have to sell off to pay for the inheritance tax so then developers can buy that land, build houses to house in the increased population and the countryside just gets smaller and smaller, to the point where only national parks will be protected and there will be sprawling towns all around them. No thanks.
Labour always do trash the country. The sad and crazy thing is that the public bloodily we’ll forget how bad they are and vote them in again! Crazy. Having said that, I don’t think 20% of votes to form a government is good enough.
@@davidrutter3192 I think, unfortunately, society would turn on each other, rather than the government even though it's the government who should face the anger.
It used to be, to some extent. Back in the days of the Common Agricultural Policy, and before that when we had marketing boards for grain, milk, eggs, etc, the farmers were politically influential. There was a period from 1846 to WW2 when they lost a lot of power under free trade. It ebbs and flows. We need family farms as a key part of a balanced country. This is going to backfire on Labour.
Remember in the 70's when Labour taxed all the supper rich and all those supper rich took all their money and abilities abroad and ended up paying no tax into the uk.
A destructive and ideological budget deserves a fitting response and it’s fair to say the majority of the British public are ideologically opposed to authoritarianism and socialism, didn’t vote for it and will wholeheartedly support any protest from the farmers.
The summary at the end was way worse than the interviewee.!!! Farming is low a margin business. Farmer can’t afford to pay 20% tax on assets which generate so little profit.
No tax o the working class? What the feck does she think farmers are. I suppose lord Ali can take up the excess land, always a reason for bribery sorry gifts !
This is an idiotic policy. It will force land to be sold off to pay the IHT as most farms will not have the cash sat in the bank to pay. What i suspect will happen is farms will be essentially be made into large foreign owned corprate entities to make them profitable but completely separate them from communities they service.
Also part of the plan to make living in the countryside or a living in the countryside impossible forcing people to move into towns/cities....... SMART CITIES
Farmers are the backbone of our society. Food production is vital. Within 10 tens, I fear thousands of farms will cease to exist. French farmers have balls. They would not stand for this.
Storm in a teacup. If farmers structure their business correctly then they are exempt. It does however mean running the farm as a transparent business, rather than a ‘family farm’
Ah diddums. For years now, working class people whose only real wealth was in their homes, have had to use it to pay for their care home occupation. No passing on that wealth to their children. No dodging paying up by transferring the deeds or whatever solicitor tells them what to do
The presenters are either ignorant of the facts or just following a script. Where do they think food comes from? It doesn't grow on a supermarket shelf. Farming is a highly technical business now, we need the knowledge and experience of those who currently work on the land.
dreadful for the smaller family farms , sadly over the past few years , big players, consortiums have been investing in land and hiding money , no interest in farming apart from playing at it and then making it a commercial asset or selling it off for building , someone i know has just done this , just receiving 20 million for a housing estate ! this should be means tested and look at the backgrounds and how the land has been used and how long its been owned
Uk farmers are checked and regulated by Red Tractor (NSF Standards Authority) Uk food is held to very high standards. Most imported food is not NSF regulated so we have no idea how many herbicides, pesticides and toxic chemicals have been used in its production. In some studies heavy metals have been found in grains from Ukraine due to the war just for an example. We need to support uk farmers and Uk food security… Not tax it into extinction.
The farmers look after our countryside and grow our food. They should be supported with grants and tax relief at pre-brexit levels, forever. I expect these champagne socialists imagine Waitrose grows all the stuff in storage warehouses.
I cannot emphasise enough how people with wealth will always fight for exemptions in order to protect that wealth. School fees… inheritance tax… we know it will be hard for some people. It can be hard if you don’t inherit a farm too. Also, poor Jeremy. Poor poor Jeremy.
surely this is simple to solve if it has been in the family for greater than 2 or 3 generations you are exempt, and you have to show its your main source of income
Your suggestion is too simplistic. If applied, no new families would be able to get into farming. Taking into account what the farmer said about machine costs, let alone buildings, land etc. Anyone who tried to start farming would be unable to pass it onto their kids because their farm would easily be worth more than one million but wouldn't be 2-3 generations old so they'd fall victim to the inheritance tax. Meaning unless you're born into it you can't do it. That's pretty unfair don't you think?
@@akhil090579 I'd start with that the farmer himself suggested, raise the point at which the tax kicks in to a sensible value that won't affect most farmers. In reality, I probably would leave things as they were because if the concern was rich people avoiding tax as Reeves said, is this where you'd look to first? I think not.
Farming is going through a Big change with AI Tech and Robot Tractors are coming to Replace all the Tractor drivers who live in Houses on the Farms!!!! Do The Farmers Realy Care about all his Staff that will be Let Go or just His self ?
£1million these days will only buy a small farm of about 70-90acres on a hill farm where the opportunities are limited to lamb, wool and beef production. Not viable for any full time farming business and definitely not viable for arable or dairy farming. However, farming is unlike any other industry in the support it gets and has benefitted from since the end of WW2. The self employed and many other businesses don't get and have got any help to get going or stay going. One way around this tax rise is to put the farm and its assets into a trust and do so fast so that the farm has been in a trust for at least seven years. There is no argument that this tax is permanently set, it could go up again or even drop. Farmers rarely protest, the reason why is because they have a very strong green pound (land and farmstead values). New blood struggles to get into farming because of the initial capital outlay. It is NOT the end of agriculture, land prices will not crash and I doubt the rate of farms coming on the market will increase much if at all.
Interesting one, could help aspiring young farmers if this means the cost of agricultural land drops because it no longer gets hoovered up by wealthy individuals because it is inheritance tax efficient
You cannot hide your wealth when it is in land and property any more. This is a massive tax loophole that is being closed. High time too. His lordship will not be pleased. Tenant farmers farm approximately 30% of the farmed land in the UK. This means they play a significant role in the country's agricultural landscape. So many very large estates will have to sell off their lands to the tenant farmers etc to avoid inheritance tax when they pass no doubt. This could be a good thing as most land is owned by generations of the privileged upper crust. High time too! It's obvious that the Thatcher experiment has failed the UK and North Sea Oil and Gas is on it's last legs. Brexit was another disaster. The UK must return to a producing Nation once again and not be reliant on the self service sector following the sell offs and privatisations which left the UK naked to foreign competition. Also our Tax regime has benefitted the wealthy over the decades with tax avoidance being a major industry and this has led to the rise of the rentiers and buy to lets and crucified the yoinger generations who are starting with nothing as opposed to those who inherit millions from estates that have grown and grown in value over the decades. The proof will be in the eating as they say, as we watch the value of Sterling, interest rates and inflation. Just hope it wotks out OK, otherwise the UK will continue on that downhill slope.
1. The rent that farmers pay will simply go up. 2. The reason land has such a high value is because of a lack of market regulation, much of which brought about by Thatcher, whom you bemoan. 3. Brexit has not been a disaster for UK agriculture.
Farming land is $8000 - $10000 per acre. Farming equipment is typically leased not purchased, it is isn't an asset. A farm house isn't a farm asset. I love Clarkson but he is pissed off as his huge farm will be passed his children at a rate which is reasonable, not a discounted rate, probably costing him $5M or more. Suggest farmers start using trust structures, or gift farms to their children now, not on their death.
Please explain how a farm house not an assset ? Some roles on farms come with a tied farm house so it has a value to the farm. If it has value isn't it an asset ?
@@jps8379 This is a historic aberration, where a small holding and a farm were together. Not all 'farm houses' are on the farm, despite being part of the farm asset for tax purposes, this isn't fair or right and the chancellor now sees this for what it is. In any other privately owned business you cannot offset private housing against a commercial operation. Farmers can and do. We need to evolve and industrialise farming, like the Dutch, if we want to take it seriously. Hobby Farming, land banking + Tax Breaks to support a lifestyle isn't farming, and even the Labour government now recognise this. How many farmers still use farming diesel for their personal cars... (being another of so many examples...).
Farmers will have to toe the line just like the rest of us. Protests just apply the same trade union restrictions on them as to how they can protest. Farmers are always bleating, crying and looking for sympathy it is bred into them generation after generation. They cried about the Agricultural Wages Board and still are up here in Scotland. They get massive subsidies to get them to do their job . It was Labour who introduced subsidies for them after the war, as the farmers then were bone idle and would not work the land productively. Stop your bleating and take your medicine like the rest of us.
Weren’t you listening? It’s almost impossible to break even. Unless you want farms to go bust and us rely on imported food even more than now, then you have to allow them to be passed down to family members.
@ can’t their farm just be bought buy other farmers, more successful ones ? Like any business. Let multinationals move into sector. They should be forced to setup a business properly and have shareholders.
@@coderider3022that would be the end of competition and the end of small businesses, but these aren’t small businesses but medium sized. This is an unfair tax.
@ then this policy will affect a tiny minority and it’s a non issue isn’t it, bellcheese. Not that you’d know it from the other comments here of course 👀
Farmers are always moaning about something,why should they get away with paying inheritance tax... subsidised to the hilt.change occupation like many millions of workers have done throughout the uk .
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This policy is designed to push small farmers of the land so that Big agriculture can move in and buy up their farms, plain and simple.
Just like Stalin's co-operatives.
They will make it more efficient though...
@mrgreen2461 lol. Jesus christ, dude, wake up.
@@mrgreen2461Just like closing down small slaughter houses in the 90s was supposed to make the industry more efficient, but instead in resulted in a huge foot and mouth epizootic.
@mrgreen2461 you horrible, ignoramus
I'm backing the Farmers protest
When is it?
THIS IS A TRULY ABSURD POLICY 🥺
Thats the point
You need to start looking in to conspiracy theories.They all have a habit of coming true.
What farm could be worth less than £1m these days ? Loads of houses worth many times that .
The fact is farmers are just not valued these days . Very sad but true
A big corporate farming entity bought all the land around me 2 years ago. Within 3 months their “land agent’ came around to every tenant and increased the rental 300% on workshops/storage units. Literally my leaking roof building went from £5400 to £22,000 which dropped to £18,000pa when I kicked off. All the hedgerows have been grubbed out, the land margins between fields have been reduced from 10meters to 2 metres and footpaths re-routed. About 4 acres has been turned into car parks and industrial sized grain stores/ driers. Now I’m all for food security but you can see where this is going….
Greedy
This is what happens when a government is driven by ideology and can't see any nuance. The clip of Starmer lying about the threats farmers face from the evil Torries is truly shocking.
The French farmers had it right. The Government want all this farming land to build houses on. Never mind we need it for food.
Another rubbish lying soundbite from Starmer - what a horrible man
Farmers need to protest like French farmers.
It's intentional, they want to destroy the farmers.
Farmers land is worth millions but they are cash skint
@@MegaFred8888 asset rich but cash poor is still rich.
I have a small farm & I do their accounts for a lot and I can tell you not one has 100k in the bank. Most in debt and just about surviving.
They do it because they love it.
When they die this means the farm will have to be sold and I doubt jokers like you could grow a potato.
Who will buy it large corporations or supermarkets so good luck with that.
@@hughiemg2and those assets are used to produce food. It’s there to do a job, an important one. They haven’t got tractors and combines because they look cool and they’re not cheap to keep, run or maintain.
@@hughiemg2 Only and only if you sell it 🤦🤦🤦 you then have 40% tax to take off that AND settle up all debt!!!
And the more and more they increase immigration the more the value will go up and then the more land they will have to sell off to pay for the inheritance tax so then developers can buy that land, build houses to house in the increased population and the countryside just gets smaller and smaller, to the point where only national parks will be protected and there will be sprawling towns all around them. No thanks.
"Kulak"
: wealthy independent farmer in the Russian Empire, designated as class enemy in the Soviet Union.
Weird eh ?
Rayner wants your land to build 1,500,000 pauper abodes...
AND she's already behind schedule
Mainly for recent arrivals!
They sacked Truss for reducing the tax it and yet here we have the worst budget hike since 1993...they're trashing the economy...
Labour always do trash the country. The sad and crazy thing is that the public bloodily we’ll forget how bad they are and vote them in again! Crazy. Having said that, I don’t think 20% of votes to form a government is good enough.
a combine harvester costs £500-£600k, tractors are £250-£300k. 1 million goes no where
So much for helping working people.
Withhold all food for three weeks, Labour will be out by week four.
Yep,when we are all hungry,millions will then demand this shower of shit gone!
Labour will import it all
@@MegaFred8888that was Mogg's plan.
@@davidrutter3192 I think, unfortunately, society would turn on each other, rather than the government even though it's the government who should face the anger.
@@MegaFred8888 supply and demand, if they could find it the cost would still bring them down.
What aren’t the NFU as influential as the train drivers union?
It used to be, to some extent. Back in the days of the Common Agricultural Policy, and before that when we had marketing boards for grain, milk, eggs, etc, the farmers were politically influential. There was a period from 1846 to WW2 when they lost a lot of power under free trade. It ebbs and flows. We need family farms as a key part of a balanced country. This is going to backfire on Labour.
Remember in the 70's when Labour taxed all the supper rich and all those supper rich took all their money and abilities abroad and ended up paying no tax into the uk.
If the farmers stop producing food, we’ll all be supper-poor. And breakfast-poor and lunch-poor as well.
Kolkhov -soviet style collective farming
A destructive and ideological budget deserves a fitting response and it’s fair to say the majority of the British public are ideologically opposed to authoritarianism and socialism, didn’t vote for it and will wholeheartedly support any protest from the farmers.
more people need to see this video
Whos going to grow our food when we have no farmers left?
The EU
The EU.
That's their plan.
Big business's and corporation' and cheap imports with higher profits for the big companies like Tesco's, pension providers, multi millionaires
We will buy it from abroad in exactly the same way that we shut down our coal mines then buy coal from abroad... it's the economics of lunatics.
Bill Gates
The summary at the end was way worse than the interviewee.!!! Farming is low a margin business. Farmer can’t afford to pay 20% tax on assets which generate so little profit.
@@gregm9447 blame the supermarkets and ultimately the end consumer. People don't want to pay what it costs to produce British food...
The problem is super rich people using schemes to get around tax. It affects genuine farmers.
No tax o the working class? What the feck does she think farmers are. I suppose lord Ali can take up the excess land, always a reason for bribery sorry gifts !
What’s Rachel going to g to do about food shortages
What a lovely guy😢
This is an idiotic policy. It will force land to be sold off to pay the IHT as most farms will not have the cash sat in the bank to pay.
What i suspect will happen is farms will be essentially be made into large foreign owned corprate entities to make them profitable but completely separate them from communities they service.
Sell the tractors and harvesters and role play medieval times.
Got a scythe and a horse?
@@tomburroughes9834 I was being sarcastic ofc. . . but yah. . .
also, I bet the horse will push you over the limit. . .
Also part of the plan to make living in the countryside or a living in the countryside impossible forcing people to move into towns/cities....... SMART CITIES
They don’t want the money…..they want the land
The farmers will have my support
This is absolutely disgusting, no government should have the power to do this.
It’s time to say NO.
Shut it all down farmers ,we're all with you ✌️
Farmers are the backbone of our society. Food production is vital. Within 10 tens, I fear thousands of farms will cease to exist. French farmers have balls. They would not stand for this.
The simple fact of this government is that if you're not in the nhs or are not a tech person they don't want us.
WEF policies. No farming, no private housing. We were all warned.
No comment , i might be de banked
Storm in a teacup. If farmers structure their business correctly then they are exempt. It does however mean running the farm as a transparent business, rather than a ‘family farm’
Farmers generally vote Tory. Farmers are NEVER poor.
My heart bleeds for them.
It's fineeeee, we can eat leaves🍃
Ah diddums. For years now, working class people whose only real wealth was in their homes, have had to use it to pay for their care home occupation. No passing on that wealth to their children. No dodging paying up by transferring the deeds or whatever solicitor tells them what to do
So your brain dead solution is to screw everyone
@@timthetiny7538farmers that I know are minted, voted conservatives and Brexit so fuck’em it’s our time now
@joeroche552 lmao.
Enjoy your national slide into irrelevance then.
@@joeroche552"our time"? 😂😂😂 what, the time for council house dwelling tramps to get 1p off pints
@@joeroche552I agree 💯%fk the farmers
Didn't many mineworkers face prison for fighting for their jobs in the eighties under Thatchers Government.
Legal theft
The presenters are either ignorant of the facts or just following a script. Where do they think food comes from? It doesn't grow on a supermarket shelf. Farming is a highly technical business now, we need the knowledge and experience of those who currently work on the land.
dreadful for the smaller family farms , sadly over the past few years , big players, consortiums have been investing in land and hiding money , no interest in farming apart from playing at it and then making it a commercial asset or selling it off for building , someone i know has just done this , just receiving 20 million for a housing estate ! this should be means tested and look at the backgrounds and how the land has been used and how long its been owned
Uk farmers are checked and regulated by Red Tractor (NSF Standards Authority) Uk food is held to very high standards. Most imported food is not NSF regulated so we have no idea how many herbicides, pesticides and toxic chemicals have been used in its production.
In some studies heavy metals have been found in grains from Ukraine due to the war just for an example.
We need to support uk farmers and Uk food security… Not tax it into extinction.
Honestly 'solidarity' has to be my least favourite word.
Communism
All I can say is - clearly two tiers little business friend wants to move into buying farm land!
Good luck relying on GMO imports
The farmers look after our countryside and grow our food. They should be supported with grants and tax relief at pre-brexit levels, forever. I expect these champagne socialists imagine Waitrose grows all the stuff in storage warehouses.
all farms are over one million! They know that!
They certainly do, that's why mos tof them voted for Brexit
I cannot emphasise enough how people with wealth will always fight for exemptions in order to protect that wealth. School fees… inheritance tax… we know it will be hard for some people. It can be hard if you don’t inherit a farm too. Also, poor Jeremy. Poor poor Jeremy.
If someone tried to steal my wallet when walking down the street, I would resist it too.
WEF
Isn't her "Reeves" husband the new head of DEFRA - Ironic - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicholas_Joicey
surely this is simple to solve if it has been in the family for greater than 2 or 3 generations you are exempt, and you have to show its your main source of income
You think Labour cares enough to do that
@@-tom-8720 nope
Your suggestion is too simplistic. If applied, no new families would be able to get into farming. Taking into account what the farmer said about machine costs, let alone buildings, land etc. Anyone who tried to start farming would be unable to pass it onto their kids because their farm would easily be worth more than one million but wouldn't be 2-3 generations old so they'd fall victim to the inheritance tax. Meaning unless you're born into it you can't do it. That's pretty unfair don't you think?
@@justarthur1788agree its not perfect but you need to give a better solution that is also simple to implement than the one I offer
@@akhil090579 I'd start with that the farmer himself suggested, raise the point at which the tax kicks in to a sensible value that won't affect most farmers. In reality, I probably would leave things as they were because if the concern was rich people avoiding tax as Reeves said, is this where you'd look to first? I think not.
Bloody farmers, always complaining.
Brexit or the Budget. Which is likely to have done the most damage to the farming industry. Just contemplating.
We didn't get brexit. If we did, our food would come from our own farms, not the EU. This budget is the nail in the coffin for British farmers.
Brexit has not caused a disaster in UK agriculture.
Fuck all to do with Brexit.
strike!
Farming is going through a Big change with AI Tech and Robot Tractors are coming to Replace all the Tractor drivers who live in Houses on the Farms!!!!
Do The Farmers Realy Care about all his Staff that will be Let Go or just His self ?
Clarkson 😂😂😂 bless your cotton socks
£1million these days will only buy a small farm of about 70-90acres on a hill farm where the opportunities are limited to lamb, wool and beef production. Not viable for any full time farming business and definitely not viable for arable or dairy farming. However, farming is unlike any other industry in the support it gets and has benefitted from since the end of WW2. The self employed and many other businesses don't get and have got any help to get going or stay going. One way around this tax rise is to put the farm and its assets into a trust and do so fast so that the farm has been in a trust for at least seven years. There is no argument that this tax is permanently set, it could go up again or even drop. Farmers rarely protest, the reason why is because they have a very strong green pound (land and farmstead values). New blood struggles to get into farming because of the initial capital outlay. It is NOT the end of agriculture, land prices will not crash and I doubt the rate of farms coming on the market will increase much if at all.
Its going to be a long five years
Seems responsible if you aren’t paying it caller
Interesting one, could help aspiring young farmers if this means the cost of agricultural land drops because it no longer gets hoovered up by wealthy individuals because it is inheritance tax efficient
Yes, they they can work for a pittance all their lives and then get robbed by the government before they're even cold. - I'll pass thanks.
not great for the farmers who have a large mortgage on the land, which will now not be worth what it was but i do get your point
@andytg107 that's a good point. I suspect labour have gotten blinkered with trying to close the IHT loophole and haven't thought it through fully.
family farms, or farmland young farmers could take on are not the target for the wealthy trying to avoid tax.
@@gregm9447If they are not the target then why does this change to inheritance tax effect them?
You cannot hide your wealth when it is in land and property any more.
This is a massive tax loophole that is being closed.
High time too.
His lordship will not be pleased.
Tenant farmers farm approximately 30% of the farmed land in the UK. This means they play a significant role in the country's agricultural landscape.
So many very large estates will have to sell off their lands to the tenant farmers etc to avoid inheritance tax when they pass no doubt.
This could be a good thing as most land is owned by generations of the privileged upper crust.
High time too!
It's obvious that the Thatcher experiment has failed the UK and North Sea Oil and Gas is on it's last legs.
Brexit was another disaster.
The UK must return to a producing Nation once again and not be reliant on the self service sector following the sell offs and privatisations which left the UK naked to foreign competition.
Also our Tax regime has benefitted the wealthy over the decades with tax avoidance being a major industry and this has led to the rise of the rentiers and buy to lets and crucified the yoinger generations who are starting with nothing as opposed to those who inherit millions from estates that have grown and grown in value over the decades.
The proof will be in the eating as they say, as we watch the value of Sterling, interest rates and inflation.
Just hope it wotks out OK, otherwise the UK will continue on that downhill slope.
After yesterdays budget, it does seem we are on a downhill slope!
@@LA-fr7fx. Who is “we” ?
Easy for you to say who hasn’t got it
The proof will be in the starvation
1. The rent that farmers pay will simply go up.
2. The reason land has such a high value is because of a lack of market regulation, much of which brought about by Thatcher, whom you bemoan.
3. Brexit has not been a disaster for UK agriculture.
Holodomr??
Farming land is $8000 - $10000 per acre. Farming equipment is typically leased not purchased, it is isn't an asset. A farm house isn't a farm asset. I love Clarkson but he is pissed off as his huge farm will be passed his children at a rate which is reasonable, not a discounted rate, probably costing him $5M or more. Suggest farmers start using trust structures, or gift farms to their children now, not on their death.
Please explain how a farm house not an assset ? Some roles on farms come with a tied farm house so it has a value to the farm. If it has value isn't it an asset ?
@@jps8379 This is a historic aberration, where a small holding and a farm were together. Not all 'farm houses' are on the farm, despite being part of the farm asset for tax purposes, this isn't fair or right and the chancellor now sees this for what it is. In any other privately owned business you cannot offset private housing against a commercial operation. Farmers can and do. We need to evolve and industrialise farming, like the Dutch, if we want to take it seriously. Hobby Farming, land banking + Tax Breaks to support a lifestyle isn't farming, and even the Labour government now recognise this. How many farmers still use farming diesel for their personal cars... (being another of so many examples...).
Like the Freddy Krueger top..
Farmers will have to toe the line just like the rest of us. Protests just apply the same trade union restrictions on them as to how they can protest. Farmers are always bleating, crying and looking for sympathy it is bred into them generation after generation. They cried about the Agricultural Wages Board and still are up here in Scotland. They get massive subsidies to get them to do their job . It was Labour who introduced subsidies for them after the war, as the farmers then were bone idle and would not work the land productively. Stop your bleating and take your medicine like the rest of us.
The two boys are going to share the farm one day , really . ( is one Brother older than the other )
Most farmers voted for Brexit. Don't really care about their whinging.
Lovely guy
What the hell has brexit got to do with this governments policy?
Why do farmers need special tax benefits ?
Weren’t you listening? It’s almost impossible to break even. Unless you want farms to go bust and us rely on imported food even more than now, then you have to allow them to be passed down to family members.
@ can’t their farm just be bought buy other farmers, more successful ones ? Like any business. Let multinationals move into sector. They should be forced to setup a business properly and have shareholders.
@@coderider3022that would be the end of competition and the end of small businesses, but these aren’t small businesses but medium sized. This is an unfair tax.
@@coderider3022 Why do you think it is ok to cripple small farming families? They produce food, which we all need to survive!
@@coderider3022 That is Horrible.. im guessing you are Pro-plasticine.. Maybe a JSO supporter
There are plenty of countries happy to supply our foodstuffs!
and thats good!?
What happened food miles, food security and food quality. Other countries need lemmings like you!
Spare a thought for the millionaire farmers. Boo hoo. Get a spine you whiny, entitled deadbeats
Not another ignorant soap dodging lefty.
How many millionaire farmers do u think there are u bellcheese
@ then this policy will affect a tiny minority and it’s a non issue isn’t it, bellcheese. Not that you’d know it from the other comments here of course 👀
Farmers are always moaning about something,why should they get away with paying inheritance tax... subsidised to the hilt.change occupation like many millions of workers have done throughout the uk .
Get away with? You clearly have no idea of what the issue here is. Sadly. But you’re entitled to comment and demostrate this of course.
This isn't true... If you pass it on within 7 years of death there isn't tax?... Someone correct me if I'm wrong
CGT