Joined by George Eustice and Rory Stewart
Elizabeth Truss has returned to Defra after being re-appointed as secretary of state for environment, food and rural affairs.
Elizabeth will be leading work to promote the UK's food and farming sector, improve the environment and champion the environment.
Commenting on her re-appointment, Elizabeth said: "It is a privilege to serve in this Government and I am delighted to be returning as environment secretary.
"Growing the rural economy, delivering for our food and farming sector, helping our rural communities continue to thrive and ensuring the protection of our natural environment will be my priorities and I look forward to getting to work as soon as possible."
Joining Elizabeth will be George Eustice MP, who has been re-appointed as minister of state.
Mr Eustice was elected as the Conservative MP for Camborne and Redruth in 2010.
Coming from a farming background, his family run a fruit farm restaurant and farm shop in Cornwall.
They also have a herd of South Devon cattle and the country’s oldest herd of the rare breed of pig, the British Lop.
His family have shown a keen interest in educating children about farming and have opened their farm to 3000 schoolchildren a year.
They will be joined by Rory Stewart MP, who has become the Parliamentary undersecretary of state at Defra.
Rory was elected the Conservative MP for Penrith and The Border in May 2010.
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