Dairy Farmer - from the editor: "It is important we also try look for positives when we can"

In the coming weeks we look forwards to two important dairy industry events – UK Dairy Day, taking place on September 11; followed by the Dairy Show on October 2

Katie Jones
Editor, Farmers Guardian and Dairy Farmer
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Dairy Farmer - from the editor: "It is important we also try look for positives when we can"

Both events look set to be great days out, with trade stands galore, interesting seminars and panels to learn from, and some great show cows to look at. For those of you who plan to go, it will be...

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