Britain Prime Minister Boris Johnson Inspects Poultry

Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson inspects poultry during his visit to rally support for his post-Brexit farming plans, at Shervington Farm, St. Brides Wentlooge near Newport, south Wales, July 30.
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READ MORE: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson visited Wales on Tuesday on a national tour to reassure voters that his push to leave the European Union ``come what may'' won't hurt the economy and rip apart the U.K. The move failed to persuade currency markets, where the pound slid to a new 28-month low amid rising concerns about a chaotic no-deal Brexit.

A day after Johnson was booed in Scotland, he faced another tough reception from farmers — a group central to the Welsh economy — who fear economic havoc if Britain leaves the EU without a divorce deal. They say millions of sheep might have to be slaughtered if tariffs are slapped on lamb exports to the EU.

Johnson said after visiting a south Wales poultry farm that his Conservative government would support farmers if their markets became ``tricky.''
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