
David Exwood
@davidatwestons
Sussex farmer, father & husband. I love to grow people, plants & animals. NFU Deputy President
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17-04-2013 20:27:08
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As trade deal talks between the US administration and UK government continue, NFU President Tom Bradshaw (Tom Bradshaw) said👇 #BackBritishFarming


The 3.45am wake up call this morning was worth it to drive down to West Sussex to National Farmers' Union Deputy President David Exwood’s (David Exwood) farm near Horsham. There for filming with the BBC Countryfile team inc charlotte smith as part of a feature on the Sustainable Farming





Thank you to everyone who joined us at Heathfield Agricultural Show!🤝🏽 Great to catch up with local farmers & enterprises; be part of the judging of the Side Saddle classes🏇🏽; & join National Farmers' Union Deputy President David Exwood for a Q&A on all things farming in Sussex Weald🚜


70% of UK land is farmed. If we want nature to recover, this is where it happens. Farmers like James Rebanks are already doing it – farming with wildlife, not against it. But without proper funding, we risk losing it all. Rachel Reeves: increase funding, grow our future.

'Investment from the government today enables food production, successful farming and a thriving environment for the future'. NFU President Tom Bradshaw (Tom Bradshaw) is joined by leaders from nature and farming organisations including The Wildlife Trusts RSPB Country Land & Business Assn






🗣️ Tim Farron: "This is appalling from Morrisons. They seek kudos for their UK sourcing but then sneakily do this, undermining British farmers and undermining their own integrity and brand." READ MORE: ow.ly/a7aV50W6V8U




Thanks to Victoria Atkins for visiting the National Farmers' Union stand at Cereals Event today to chat with David Exwood and Jamie Burrows and the NFU crops team. #Cereals #Cereals2025




Are you going to James S. Peck on Wednesday? I’m really looking forward to a discussion on how we can be more productive and more efficient as UK farmers alongside some great speakers. See you there.