Conservation grazing brings in income for Cumbrian beef business

Bill and Cath Grayson have been earning a living from conservation grazing since 2002 and believe that the service they provide has a bright future. Wendy Short reports.

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Conservation grazing brings in income for Cumbrian beef business

Bill and Cath Grayson have been earning a living from conservation grazing since 2002 and believe that the service they provide has a bright future. Wendy Short reports. The Cumbria-based couple breed...

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