In your field: Ian Garnett - 'Is it morally right to export our responsibility for animal welfare?'

We have been keeping busy by topping, striving to mix and match cutting and grazing, hay making, preparing for silage and, as ever, fencing.

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In your field: Ian Garnett - 'Is it morally right to export our responsibility for animal welfare?'

We have been keeping busy by topping, striving to mix and match cutting and grazing, hay making, preparing for silage and, as ever, fencing. Fencing can seem an endless task and I wonder if one day...

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