VOICED : UK farmers fearful of losing Brussels lifeline

The video discusses the challenges faced by British farmers, who rely heavily on EU financial support. Despite being a proud Brit, farmer Bolton plans to vote to remain in the EU due to concerns about the UK government's ability to support agriculture. The uncertainty surrounding the UK's EU membership has left farmers worried about potential economic downturns. Protests have been held to demand better protection for British farmers, who struggle to compete with foreign imports. The upcoming referendum on June 23rd is crucial, and Bolton hopes people will vote with their heads, not their hearts.

Why does Bolton, a British farmer, plan to vote to remain in the EU?

• He believes the EU provides better support for agriculture.

• He wants to increase his cattle numbers.

• He dislikes British culture.

• He wants to sell his farm.

What is a major concern for British farmers if the UK leaves the EU?

• More competition from local farmers.

• Better weather conditions.

• Lack of government support for agriculture.

• Increased taxes on farm equipment.

What action did British farmers take to demand more protection?

• They reduced their cattle numbers.

• They increased their production.

• They took to the streets of London.

• They organized a strike.

How have milk producers been affected in the past year?

• Their profits have doubled.

• Their profits have remained stable.

• Their profits have increased slightly.

• Their profits have plummeted by nearly half.

When is the UK's referendum on EU membership scheduled?

• 30th of September

• 23rd of June

• 1st of July

• 15th of August