More than 1,000 farmers from across Wales have attended the Farmers’ Union of Wales’ (FUW) series of Sustainable Farming Scheme (SFS) roadshow events as Welsh agriculture prepares for the most significant policy shift in a generation.
The eleven public meetings, held at venues across Wales throughout the autumn, provided practical information and guidance ahead of the launch of the new Sustainable Farming Scheme on 1 January 2026.
The Farmers’ Union of Wales is pleased to announce the appointment of Rebecca Prothero as the new County Executive Officer for FUW Gwent.
Rebecca brings a wealth of experience and passion for the agricultural industry, shaped by her strong farming background and dedication to rural communities.
The Farmers’ Union of Wales (FUW) and NFU Cymru hosted a joint meeting at the Plaid Cymru Conference in Swansea focusing on the future of Welsh farming. Greeting politicians, candidates and party members the unions relayed their calls for stability, fair funding, and a strong voice for rural Wales in the next Senedd.
Opened by Plaid Cymru’s Rural Affairs Spokesperson, Llŷr Gruffydd MS, the joint fringe event saw FUW President, Ian Rickman, and NFU Cymru President Aled Jones present their key priorities for the next Senedd and Welsh Government, highlighting seven shared ambitions that form the foundation of their respective manifestos.
The Farmers’ Union of Wales (FUW) Montgomeryshire has celebrated a successful Tractor Run, which took place on Sunday, 5th October 2025, raising over £1,000 to be shared between Prostate Cymru and the local FUW branch.
More than 20 tractors and many 4x4 vehicles took part in the event, setting off from Llwynybrain, Adfa for a scenic route through Montgomeryshire’s countryside before returning for a barbecue, kindly hosted by the Yeomans family.
