NFU Cymru re-elects presidential top team

Stephen James, a dairy farmer from Pembrokeshire, has been re-elected president of NFU Cymru and John Davies, a beef and sheep farmer from Powys, has been re-elected as deputy president.

Mr James farms in partnership with his wife, Joyce and his son, Daniel, and they have a 200ha (500-acre) farm with 300 dairy cows.

He is a former NFU Cymru County Chairman for Pembrokeshire and is the union’s bovine TB spokesman.

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John Davies is married with two children and farms with his family in Merthyr Cynog, near Brecon.

He has 100 suckler cows, 1,000 ewes, and runs a silage contracting business and holiday accommodation. 

John is also Wales YFC finance chairman, club leader of his local Pontfaen YFC and a community councillor.

Both will now serve another two years in their positions.