Listen: Brexit - what happens next and what it means for farmers

The UK leaves the EU at 11pm on Friday 31 January 2020. Listen to our special Brexit podcast on what it means for farmers on the island of Ireland.

Farmers Journal

31 January 2020

Listen: Brexit - what happens next and what it means for farmers

How farmers on the island of Ireland will be affected and what happens next when it comes to Brexit will be looked at on tonight's Brexit podcast special.

The UK will leave the EU at 11pm on Friday 31 January 2020.

Irish Farmers Journal editor Justin McCarthy, Northern editor David Wright and markets specialist Phelim O'Neill look at how the EU got to this point, what happens now and what will change as a result of Brexit.

They also look ahead to where things will stand in 2025 for farmers.

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