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21 Aug 2018
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Brexit’s short-term culture is impacting farmers’ business and mental well-being
Farmers need to closely monitor their long-term businesses to curb the impact of Brexit’s short-term thinking, says Oliver Dowding, arable farmer and agricultural spokesman for the Green Party in the south west.
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