Tree planting drives hill flock dispersals

Tree planting and rewilding are driving an increase in dispersals of hill flocks, according to Longtown auctioneer John Walton.

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Tree planting and rewilding are driving an increase in dispersals of hill flocks, according to Longtown auctioneer John Walton. Mr Walton toldFarmers Guardianstronger breeding sheep have sold well,...

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