It would create problems for us. I've been here 15 years, I've been keeping accurate records on breeding for the last 15 years, and we will never be able to replace the stock with organic stock. There just isn't the availability in the UK, and it would put our marketing back by at least two years, if not longer, and cost us a lot of money. And it isn't only the farmers of Wales who are losing out. The entire region has been hit after the government effectively closed the countryside down when the epidemic was first reported.
Footpaths are out of bounds.
Museums are deserted. Even the local steam railway isn't running. It has been terrible. You just sit here all day. The smell and the sight of animals burning is not pleasant, people are not going to come to watch that.