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21 Aug 2018
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There may be some difficulties, but I've no doubt British ag will survive Brexit
If everyone could come together to propose a way forward instead of wishing the clocks could be turned back, we could find ourselves leading the way in terms of innovation, says David Herbert, a South Welsh smallholder producing eggs and poultry.
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