Farmers may have to think about minimising or maximising production

Dairy farmers need to figure out what arrangements suited their individual circumstances if they wanted to have a secure future, according to Promar’s Andrew Suddes.

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Farmers may have to think about minimising or maximising production

Dairy farmers need to figure out what arrangements suited their individual circumstances if they wanted to have a secure future, according to Promar’s Andrew Suddes. Speaking during an panel session...

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