<h1>Party leader urges support for national refusal to concede agricultural and dairy market access to protect farmers from tariff pressure</h1> A state party leader urged stakeholders, including farmers, to support the national government's refusal to concede agricultural and dairy market access in bilateral trade negotiations with a foreign government, citing tariff pressure and potential harm to domestic producers. The statement frames the government's stance as prioritizing farmers' economic interests amid proposed duty concessions and retaliatory tariffs. The leader also credited the party with pressuring a regional government to withdraw a contested land pooling policy, portraying this as protective of land rights. Legal issues implicated include trade agreement concessions, tariff retaliation, and land-use policy disputes.