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Farmer's family has been farming the same land in North Wales for 375 years .
But after the Budget I fear that I'll be the last one, writes GARETH WYN JONES .
New 20 per cent inheritance tax on farms worth more than 1million from April 2026 .
The shameless tax grab, worth just 500 million to the Exchequer , will force thousands of farmers to sell-up.
Rachel Reeves slapped the tax on landowners who pass agricultural land on to their children in her Budget sparking fears it will spell the end of family farms.
She has insisted the change being dubbed a tractor tax’ is a fair’ way to raise money for public spending.
But last night farmers were preparing to stage protests if the Chancellor refuses to U-turn on the plans.
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