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The shift from direct payments to nature-friendly subsidy incentives promises to transform farming in England, but the transition currently faces 'widespread uncertainty and risk', the NAO has warned
Farmers need far more support and incentives for adapting to new post-Brexit subsidy schemes – and potentially further funding support - if they are to deliver a positive step-change in how food production...
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