Young farmer focus: Eilidh Duncan - 'There is no better way to learn than seeing things first hand'

Eilidh Duncan, 22, was brought up on her family farm in Dullatur and recently moved to the hills of Fintry, Stirlingshire, to live with her farming partner. She works as a full time livestock procurement officer covering North and Central Scotland for Farm Stock (Scotland).

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Young farmer focus: Eilidh Duncan - 'There is no better way to learn than seeing things first hand'

Eilidh Duncan, 22, was brought up on her family farm in Dullatur and recently moved to the hills of Fintry, Stirlingshire, to live with her farming partner. She works as a full time livestock procurement...

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