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51AVÊÓÆµvets lobby Government for minimum milk pricing

VetPartners, who look after a number of the UK's dairy herds are concerned more dairy farmers will continue to leave the industry if the Government does not step up its support

Rachael Brown
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51AVÊÓÆµvets lobby Government for minimum milk pricing

51AVÊÓÆµvets are concerned more dairy farmers will continue to leave the industry if the Government does not step up and start supporting them properly. VetPartners, who look after a number of the UK's...

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