Er y gallaf gefnogi hyn fel amcan hirdymor, byddai’n rhaid i’r Comisiwn fanylu ar ymarferoldeb hyn. Mae systemau amaethyddol a systemau ffermio ar draws 27 yr UE yn wahanol iawn, ac felly hefyd gostau cynhyrchu ar lefel y fferm, ac mae costau cymharol byw o ddydd i ddydd yn amrywio’n sylweddol o fewn economïau cenedlaethol gwahanol iawn.  Nid yw capio taliadau i ffermwyr mwy yn codi yn aml yng Nghymru, ond rwy’n cefnogi’r egwyddor sylfaenol. Ni fyddai newid capio i ystyried llafur yn gweithio yng Nghymru, ble y defnyddir llafur contract a llafur hunangyflogedig yn rheolaidd yn y sector ffermio.
Whereas I can support this as a long term aspiration, it will be critical for the Commission to spell out in detail how this might work in practice. Agriculture and farming systems across EU 27 are very diverse as are costs of production at farm level and, within very different national economies, there are substantial variations in relative costs of day-to-day living. Capping of payments to larger farms is not a major issue for Wales but I support the general principle. A labour adjustment to capping could be unworkable in Wales where contract and self-employed labour is a regular feature of the farming sector.