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Forget Brexit, it's the coronavirus which will do lasting damage to UK farming

Íæż½ã½ã should not worry about Brexit, but the coronavirus, which could kill off many small agricultural shows and sever the rural community’s links with wider society, says Dave Herbert, a South Welsh smallholder producing eggs and poultry.

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Forget Brexit, it's the coronavirus which will do lasting damage to UK farming

Íæż½ã½ã should not worry about Brexit, but the coronavirus, which could kill off many small agricultural shows and sever the rural community's links with wider society, says Dave Herbert, a South Welsh...

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