From the editor: 'Education allows choice - we might just end up being someone's choice given the chance'

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From the editor: 'Education allows choice - we might just end up being someone's choice given the chance'

Here we are again, heading into the New Year and poised for reflection. So, looking back, what is it about this farming year that stands out? A lot has happened — the political landscape is as rocky...

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