Rwyf wrthi’n ystyried sut y dylem drefnu cymorth tymor hir i helpu ein ffermwyr yng Nghymru ac rwy’n ddiwyro fy nghefnogaeth i ddatblygu diwydiant na fydd yn dibynnu ar gymhorthdal. Nid rhoi rhagor o gymorth ariannol uniongyrchol i fusnesau fferm unigol yw’r ffordd i’w gwneud yn gryf a chadarn i wynebu’r dyfodol.  Rwyf wastad wedi gwrthwynebu polisi Llywodraeth y DU sydd o blaid lleihau taliadau uniongyrchol y PAC i ffermwyr, hynny am fy mod yn credu bod angen cymorth cyhoeddus ar fusnesau fferm i’w gwneud yn fwy effeithiol a phroffidiol.  Rwy’n fwy na pharod i ystyried unrhyw help ymarferol pellach y gallai Llywodraeth Cymru ei roi i’r diwydiant ac i fusnesau unigol yn y cyfnod anodd hwn.
I am currently considering how best to provide long term support to our farmers in Wales and I am steadfast in my support to develop an industry that is not reliant on subsidy. Providing additional further direct financial support into individual farm businesses is not the way to improve our long term resilience. I have consistently argued against the policy of the UK Government to reducing direct CAP payments to farmers precisely because I recognise that farm business require public support to become more efficient and profitable. I remain happy to consider any further practical support that the Welsh Government can provide both to the industry and to individual business at this difficult time.