Farming matters: Joe Mault - 'Will price always beat provenance for consumers?

All our sheep were finally shorn by the first week of July and the conversation soon moved onto the well-documented price we will receive for the wool.

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Farming matters: Joe Mault - 'Will price always beat provenance for consumers?

All our sheep were finally shorn by the first week of July and the conversation soon moved onto the well-documented price we will receive for the wool. I must admit, the price we receive for this fabulous...

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