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Agents’ cheery outlook post-BPS
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<blockquote data-quote="jendan" data-source="post: 7375163" data-attributes="member: 51810"><p>I was being sarcastic.I think it is an appalling way to farm.There should be a decent living to be had for a family on 200 acres of good grade 3 land or better,mixed farming. A vibrant rural farming community and with jobs right through the supply chain.It is what the CAP was set up to do,rather than most of the sub money going to the biggest landowners.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jendan, post: 7375163, member: 51810"] I was being sarcastic.I think it is an appalling way to farm.There should be a decent living to be had for a family on 200 acres of good grade 3 land or better,mixed farming. A vibrant rural farming community and with jobs right through the supply chain.It is what the CAP was set up to do,rather than most of the sub money going to the biggest landowners. [/QUOTE]
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