Farmers must look ten years ahead to manage change

Farmers need to ask themselves where they want their business to be in 10 years’ time if they wanted to take control and manage change before it manages them.

Ewan Pate
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Farmers must look ten years ahead to manage change

Farmers need to ask themselves where they want their business to be in 10 years time if they wanted to take control and manage change before it manages them. That was the key message from Central Association...

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