'Best farmers' in England at risk of going bust

A combination of changing agriculture policies and high input costs risk putting the ‘best farmers’ in England out of business, a leading rural charity has warned.

Abi Kay
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'Best farmers' in England at risk of going bust

A combination of changing agriculture policies and high input costs risk putting the best farmers in England out of business, a leading rural charity has warned. Jude McCann, chief executive of the...

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