Declining suckler herd in focus at Royal Highland Show

Finding ways to encourage the next generation onto the land was also a key discussion point

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Declining suckler herd in focus at Royal Highland Show

Reversing the decline in suckler cow numbers and finding ways to encourage the next generation onto the land were key themes at this year's Royal Highland Show, alongside labour challenges. Quality...

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