DUP details how it will back farmers in manifesto ahead of General Election

The Democratic Unionist Party has made a number of pledges to support farmers and the vital role of food security before voters head to the polls on July 4

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"The DUP recognises that farms and our rural communities are an integral part of the social and economic fabric of Northern Ireland. We know that the challenges facing primary producers can, at times, take their toll on farm families, negatively impacting their health and well-being. DUP MPs will fight to ensure they receive the right support, and the proper recognition, going forward." (Gavin Robinson)
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"The DUP recognises that farms and our rural communities are an integral part of the social and economic fabric of Northern Ireland. We know that the challenges facing primary producers can, at times, take their toll on farm families, negatively impacting their health and well-being. DUP MPs will fight to ensure they receive the right support, and the proper recognition, going forward." (Gavin Robinson)

The Democratic Unionist Party has launched its vision for agriculture in Northern Ireland and how it plans to support farmers and the importance of food security ahead of the General Election. Gavin...

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