Agroecology for Sustainable Food and Farming APPG

1: framework system for agriculture that does not see food production as a key part of its role. I quite understand - Speech Link
2: see in our agricultural systems towards producing food in a way that is less destructive to the environment - Speech Link
3: forward in planning the next stages of food production, farming and other systems that we want to implement - Speech Link

1: excellent speeches on nature-friendly farming and agroecology, and I will comment on the amendments in - Speech Link

1: knowledge and skills relating to the environment, farming, food production, and the impact of climate change - Speech Link
2: knowledge and skills relating to the environment, farming, food production, and the impact of climate change - Speech Link
3: countryside, the value of farming, the value of the environment and the importance of food and their diet, particularly - Speech Link
4: forestry as it is for them to be educated about farming, the environment and climate change, and that is - Speech Link
5: away from me.A direct experience of land, farming and wilderness is hugely important to understanding - Speech Link
6: connection between citizens and food. While most of us understand that local food is a good thing, most of us - Speech Link

1: [Relevant document: Tenth Report of the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee of Session 2017-19, - Speech Link
2: contribution that farmers make to our society by putting food on our plates and conserving the natural landscapes - Speech Link
3: will maintain our high standards of animal welfare, food safety and environmental protection. It is there - Speech Link
4: financial assistance for environmentally friendly farming practices. Providing more space for biodiversity - Speech Link
5: the Bill lacks any legal guarantees to protect our food standards from being undermined. The Conservative - Speech Link
6: importance of ensuring and securing prosperity in the farming community in Northern Ireland, and we will work - Speech Link
7: need to green and be environmentally friendly in farming. Against that backdrop, is she able to indicate - Speech Link

1: Bill, so it is fundamentally about agriculture, farming and farmers. It cannot avoid being about many other - Speech Link
2: wildfire and overrun by Covid, exacerbated by a food production system that maximises profit and productivity - Speech Link
3: town residents, visitors, and those who eat the food that comes from them. That is, as the noble Earl’s - Speech Link
4: prime purpose is to protect and enhance British farming and those who earn their living from it. It is - Speech Link
5: consensus on shaping a greener future for British farming and land management. The sheer volume of amendments - Speech Link
6: The link between citizens as taxpayers and the farming industry is now going to be clearer and more direct - Speech Link
7: importance of enhancing public understanding of farming and nature. As we know, the Bill already spells - Speech Link

1: question in our last document on ideas for taking farming policy forward and future farm support measures - Speech Link
2: concerned about the potential threat to farmers if food is imported that was produced to lower health and - Speech Link
3: market and in particular any willingness to adapt farming practices abroad in order to access our market - Speech Link
4: the UK Government—the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs—and the Welsh Government on how - Speech Link
5: target for food sales from Wales, which is £7.5 billion. If we get our “sustainable farming and our land”—that - Speech Link

1: [Relevant documents: Tenth Report from the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee, Scrutiny of the Agriculture - Speech Link
2: (b) protection of the environment,(c) food safety, hygiene and traceability, and(d) - Speech Link
3: (b) protection of the environment,(c) food safety, hygiene and traceability, and(d) - Speech Link
4: relating to the importation of agricultural and food products into the UK unless they have first made - Speech Link

1: House has considered the interdependence of modern farming and the environment.It is a pleasure to - Speech Link
2: important thing as we go into the future is that the food we grow not only will be top quality, but should - Speech Link
3: take my hon. Friend’s point on board.Sustainable food production is underpinned by five key areas - Speech Link

1: allow our environment to flourish, but to give us a food supply and safeguard health. As I said on Second - Speech Link
2: to cement the relationship between environment, food and health. The Minister has a duty to look at issues - Speech Link
3: want to spend zero money on the environment, farming, food and animal welfare,” elected, it would be open - Speech Link
4: Ultimately, reassurance is given to people in the farming industry, and others with an interest in the farmed - Speech Link
5: away from ring-fencing, but I think there is a sustainable argument that one can deploy: that a certain - Speech Link
6: knowledge of the history of why we ended up with a cheap food policy, but that policy had two sides to it. It - Speech Link

1: policy, which aims to have all stocks fished at sustainable levels by 2020 at the latest.The UK secured - Speech Link