Farmers in Kent stationed their tractors in a supermarket car park to protest against cheap imports and "win over" the British public.Around 20 tractors parked at Tesco Extra in Whitfield, near Dover, to raise awareness of the threat to food security in the UK, because of the "unfair" treatment of British farmers.The collective action comes after a group of farmers staged a go-slow protest around the Port of Dover on Friday February 9.Speaking to FarmingBritain.tv ahead of the protest on Saturda

Farmers in Kent stationed their tractors in a supermarket car park to protest against cheap imports and "win over" the British public.Around 20 tractors parked at Tesco Extra in Whitfield, near Dover, to raise awareness of the threat to food security in the UK, because of the "unfair" treatment of British farmers.The collective action comes after a group of farmers staged a go-slow protest around the Port of Dover on Friday February 9.Speaking to FarmingBritain.tv ahead of the protest on Saturday, livestock and potato farmer Jeff Gibson said the single message within their concerns is sustainability.