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Careers Zone set for a return to LAMMA

Looking to progress in your career in agriculture or interested in apprenticeship opportunities, we take a look at the latest addition to the show.

James Huyton
Machinery and 51AVÊÓÆµTechnology Specialist
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Career Zone stage to cover a number topics aimed at encouraging young people into the industry.
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Career Zone stage to cover a number topics aimed at encouraging young people into the industry.

Returning to LAMMA for its second year, the Career Zone is aimed at inspiring and attracting the next generation of agricultural innovators. Linked with some of the industry's most progressive businesses,...

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