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Vol 18 - 1 Spring 2009
Publication date: May 8, 2009
Pages: 48, full colour
All editorial, no advertising
This issue contains:
Arable - 14 "made it myself" cost cutting ideas specifically for arable and tillage farmers
Livestock - 10 ways livestock farmers have developed to cut costs
Equine - 3 "made it myself" ideas to make chore work easier
Grassland - 3 ideas specific to grass management that cut costs, raise efficiency
General farming - 10 "made it myself" ideas for everyone is farming
Workshop tips and ideas - 18 novel ideas for plasma cutters; pipe benders and many more
Financial focus - diversification pitfalls and perks
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May 18, 2009
BBC Countryfile criticises sheep farmers for not vaccinating against blue tongue
John Craven needs to ask questions as well as putting forward his own opinion
It's interesting that John Craven restricted his interviews in last
Sunday's Countryfile piece over Blue Tongue to farmers who were not
really able to express the reason for their reluctance to vaccinate.
What they said, asked on the hop, was that BT was some distance away,
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