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In Your Field: James Robinson - The small things can have the biggest impact on-farm

Winter housing is rapidly approaching and, despite the lack of any decent frosts yet, each morning is becoming more autumnal, mists hang in the bottom of the valley and gateways are getting a bit ‘clartier’ with every day.

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In Your Field: James Robinson - The small things can have the biggest impact on-farm

Winter housing is rapidly approaching and, despite the lack of any decent frosts yet, each morning is becoming more autumnal, mists hang in the bottom of the valley and gateways are getting a bit clartier...

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