Manx NFU says more should be invested in Island's food security
There are calls for government to "do more" when it comes to promoting locally grown and produced food.
The Manx National Farmer's Union says investment in the Island's food security is needed.
Food prices globally have shot up in recent weeks.
Murray Cringle is the union's vice president and has been speaking to Phil Gawne:
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