Talking arable with Neil MacLeod: Our biggest concern will be the supply of staff for our fruit enterprise in the coming months

The thing about being a columnist for a national publication such as Arable Farming is you cannot hide from what you have written in previous months.

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Talking arable with Neil MacLeod: Our biggest concern will be the supply of staff for our fruit enterprise in the coming months

The thing about being a columnist for a national publication such as Arable Farming is you cannot hide from what you have written in previous months. Think back to February's issue when my face was...

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