Raw milk gives family farm new future

Raw milk sales have rejuvenated a small family farm in Buckinghamshire, driving new ideas, investment and farmer enjoyment. Sara Gregson pays them a visit.

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Raw milk gives family farm new future

Raw milk sales have rejuvenated a small family farm in Buckinghamshire, driving new ideas, investment and farmer enjoyment. Sara Gregson pays them a visit. When Jim Barker returned home from Harper...

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