one. cap disproportionately rewarded the landowners and held back smaller farmers, it did little for the environment, it was far too bureaucratic. remember we used to argue about whether a cauliflower and cabbage were the same crop and you could be fined thousands for a gateway being too wide or a buffer strip too narrow so it is right new system invests the foundations of food security from healthy soil to clean water. we are moving in right direction. nearly half of all farmers are now in one of our schemes, schemes designed with you, and they have something for every type of farmer from upminster lowlands, arable to livestock and of course tenants. unlike the labour party we will never introduce mandatory requirements to put a percentage of your land into schemes. norwill we percentage of your land into schemes. nor will we introduce broad ranging blanket rules like top down 20 mile in our mandates. with as you will have more choice, not less, and today we want to go furth
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