Farmexit: Protests Against EU Agriculture Spread, While Britain Is Spared

A Dutch farm boy of 16 finds bullet holes in his tractor.

AP/Peter Dejong, file
Farmers angry at government climate change policies protest in the Netherlands. Similar protests are simmering in Canada as it adopts similar climate-related policies. AP/Peter Dejong, file

As Dutch outrage over the European Union’s agricultural diktats spreads across the Continent, farmers beyond the English Channel turn out to be masters of their destinies, thanks to Brexit ensuring local control of land use and climate change policy.

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