The Plaid Cymru leader Rhun ap Iorwerth argued that 'a fairer, more ambitious Wales' would only be achieved by having Plaid Cymru voices making the case day in day out at Westminster
Commissioners include Dr Llewellyn, the former vice-chancellor of Harper Adams University, James Withers, ex chief executive of Scotland Food and Drink, Mark Suthern, the chair of Trustees of the Farming Community Network, and a fourth Commissioner whose appointment is in progress
NFU president Tom Bradshaw said: "If the next Government gets it right then this huge sector can grow"
Liberal Democrats said they would increase the farming budget by £1 billion a year to support nature-friendly farming and bring down food prices
Following her appointment to the Co-op board, Christine Tacon has announced her intention to step down as Red Tractor Chair
The Government is extending permitted development rights to give farmers greater freedoms to diversify and convert agricultural buildings for commercial uses
Plaid Cymru leader Rhun ap Iorwerth said: "I remain deeply concerned that the First Minister has failed to pay back the £200,000 donation to his leadership campaign," adding he was also worried by the 'circumstances around the decision to sack a member of the Government this week'
The Commissioner will be appointed this autumn
"This support is not only important for farmers and crofters producing a fantastic product from some of the toughest farmland, but also to the local communities which see a huge amount of reinvestment from these businesses"
The extension will mean 43,000 visas will be available to the horticulture sector in 2025, with another 2,000 visas for poultry