Home-grown forage key to success of Welsh livestock farm

For one fifth-generation farming business, success has not come from radically reinventing the wheel, but sticking to the core principles of mixed farming

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Home-grown forage key to success of Welsh livestock farm

Fourth-generation farmer Mark Jarvis and his daughter Beth have kept an unwavering focus on growing quality home-grown forage to underpin livestock performance and insulate their business from volatile...

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