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Historic first Welsh Agriculture Bill to support farmers into the future

The first ever Welsh Agriculture Bill has been laid before the Senedd today, paving the way for ambitious and transformational legislation to support farmers, sustainable food production, and to conserve and enhance the Welsh countryside, culture and language, Rural Affairs Minister Lesley Griffiths announced today (26 September 2022).

The Bill also includes the Programme for Government commitment for a complete ban on the use of snares and glue traps.  Wales will be the first country in the UK to introduce a complete ban.

This first ‘Made in Wales’ policy framework recognises the complementary objectives of supporting farmers in the sustainable production of food alongside taking action to respond to the climate and nature emergencies, contributing to thriving rural communities and keeping farmers on the land.

For further information visit Historic first Welsh Agriculture Bill to support farmers into the future | GOV.WALES
 


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