A farmer in North Yorkshire says that she feels 'forgotten' after the flooding. Chantelle Astley from Acaster Selby said, 'Nobody will help us", but she has to "keep it together for the children'.
FARMERS
Tuesday, 29 December 2015
Farming England 'Nobody will help us'.
As England starts to come to terms with the biggest national disaster due to flooding, with a third storm on its way, its clear that its impact will cost billions. While the army are enlisted in the rescue operation, farmers are counting the cost to agriculture, and what that will mean for the crops, prices, and yields for 2016.
A farmer in North Yorkshire says that she feels 'forgotten' after the flooding. Chantelle Astley from Acaster Selby said, 'Nobody will help us", but she has to "keep it together for the children'.
A farmer in North Yorkshire says that she feels 'forgotten' after the flooding. Chantelle Astley from Acaster Selby said, 'Nobody will help us", but she has to "keep it together for the children'.
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