My thought is that it is a good industry outside the UK, not in the UK where newts and bats and tuberculin-riddled badgers and wetlands are of far higher priority then industry, yet land and labour is very expensive.
The place to farm is probably Africa or, dare I say it, Ukraine, where land is fertile and cheap with potential for farming on a massive industrial scale using the most productive kit available.
Things are looking positively gloomy in Wales. Up until Alun Davies I was always grateful to be farming in Wales rather than England but he doesn't miss a chance to kick us in the teeth.A friend of mine was at the NFU conference last week, his impression was that farmers in England were in a bouyant mood with optimism.
Return to Wales was like coming down to earth, a govt that does not give a sh!t about agriculture since there are no votes in it for them.