Pork supplier says family farm could cease to exist when he dies and his son may have to sell up.

The farmers believe the inheritance tax changes would "decimate" the country's agricultural sector and hope ministers ditch the "devastating family farm tax".

Farmers have joined a series of rallies across the country against government reforms to inheritance tax. Union leaders say many farming families are already at “breaking point” and can’t afford higher tax bills.

Hundreds of farmers will take part in tractor rallies across the UK on Saturday in protest at inheritance tax changes.

A group of farmers have held a demonstration against the government's inheritance tax reforms. Organiser Farmers to Action said about 25 members joined the action in Exeter. Ben Drury, who farms near Dartmouth, said: "We are campaigning for no inheritance for everyone and we are starting to get the message across."

Farmers are stepping up their campaign against the government's controversial inheritance tax reforms, with a series of protests across the country. The National Farmers Union warned that many farmers could not afford increased bills.

Farmers have taken part in a tractor run across the Humber Bridge to highlight their concerns about government proposals to change inheritance tax rules. There were a series of events and protests held across the UK on Saturday co-ordinated by The National Farmers Union (NFU).