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1. 1. Tenant Farmers Association - Head office & officers

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   Published on: 7/16/2008   Last Visited: 7/16/2008

   Greg BlissNational Chairmanchairman@tfa.org.uk

2. 2. Document

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   Published on: 3/17/2008   Last Visited: 7/16/2008

   New TFA National Chairman Greg Bliss said, "Given Reg's immense and unique contribution to the TFA and to the agricultural tenanted sector we could not let him stand down as National Chairman without due recognition for all he has done.
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   Reg has taken the voice of the tenant farmer to the highest levels of Government," said Mr Bliss."Under Reg's watch the TFA has grown to new levels of recognition, expertise and influence.The Association is now a major support to farm tenants throughout the country including Scotland where Reg was instrumental in helping to establish our sister organisation, the Scottish Tenant Farmers Association, in 2004.As Reg stands down as National Chairman he leaves a significant legacy not just for the TFA and its members but the whole agricultural industry in Great Britain," said Mr Bliss.

3. 3. Document

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   Published on: 3/17/2008   Last Visited: 7/16/2008

   GREG BLISS BECOMES NEW NATIONAL CHAIRMAN OF THE TFA
   
   The Tenant Farmers Association's new National Chairman is arable and sheep farmer Greg Bliss from Cambridgeshire who takes over following the retirement of Reg Haydon who has held office for the last 13 years.
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   Greg Bliss said, "There is no doubt that I step into the chairmanship of a strong, vibrant Association.Over the 13 years of Reg Haydon's chairmanship, the TFA has gone from strength to strength.
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   However, we have been seeking to remind them that they need also to be looking at the cost side of the equation," said Mr Bliss. "The list of other issues to be tackled includes changes in the area and rules relating to Nitrate Vulnerable Zones, the continuing scourge of bovine TB, cost and responsibility sharing for animal diseases, the CAP Health Check, climate change adaptation and mitigation, food security, agri-environment policy, taxation, planning, retirement, affordable housing and the future of County Council Smallholdings to name but a few.These are all areas where the TFA continues to play a major role on behalf of its members and the landlord tenant system in general," said Mr Bliss."The TFA was set up 27 years ago to promote and protect the interests of the tenanted farming sector generally and in particular to represent and advise tenant farmers on all tenancy and ancillary matters.That will remain the TFA's focus under my chairmanship.My mission is to provide a complete service to all farmers who rent land through advice, information, on-going support and to act as an effective advocate on their behalf with all public and private bodies with an interest in or influence over tenant farmers and the tenanted sector in agriculture.The TFA should be the first port of call for tenant farmers seeking help, information or advice" said Mr Bliss.