Rewilding project sparks outrage from farmers

Lower Pertwood Farm is a 2,800 acre arable unit in Hindon, Wiltshire

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Rewilding project sparks outrage from farmers
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Rewilding project sparks outrage from farmers

A MAJOR rewilding project on a farm in Wiltshire has sparked outrage from farmers who have raised concerns over food security and the impact on the next generation Details on the large-scale project...

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