In the picturesque village of Itchingfield in southern England, hungry cows at Westons Farm jostle for position at the feeding trough, blissfully unaware that Ukraine's war has sowed more turmoil for UK farms ploughing through Covid and Brexit fallout. The Deputy President of Britain's National Farmers' Union (NFU) warns that multiple issues caused by Moscow's invasion of its pro-Western neighbour, as well as by Covid and Brexit, threaten to raise the price of food, including a lack of seasonal labour and climbing energy prices, and that farmers may even decide not to produce as much food as usual if they don't feel confident they can sell it for more than the price of production. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES