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Deadline for Forest Grants Extended
FORESTRY Commission Wales has extended its grant deadline following the recent cold snap. Woodland owners have been given more time to claim grants for carrying out work after the coldest December on record brought operations to a standstill.
THE Common Agricultural Policy must continue to provide income to farmers, sustain food and production and support sustainable land management, said Rural Affairs Minister Elin Jones. Addressing the National Assembly, the Minister described the Welsh farming sector as "non viable" without the CAP payments.