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In your field: Rachel Coates - 'Shows are back but 拢4 for an ice cream is a sign of the times'

May used to be my favourite month, but it is becoming a very busy one. Too busy to properly enjoy, what with turnout and silaging, along with all the tasks which are required in preparation.

05 June 2022 鈥� 2 min read

In your field: Rachel Coates - 'Shows are back but 拢4 for an ice cream is a sign of the times'

May used to be my favourite month, but it is becoming a very busy one. Too busy to properly enjoy, what with turnout and silaging, along with all the tasks which are required in preparation. Add in...

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In your field: Rachel Coates - 'Shows are back but 拢4 for an ice cream is a sign of the times'

May used to be my favourite month, but it is becoming a very busy one. Too busy to properly enjoy, what with turnout and silaging, along with all the tasks which are required in preparation.

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Farming Matters: Burnham's farming test will be SPS, not slogans

Opinion: England's semi-final heartbreak shows why winning isn't always enough 鈥� just ask Keir Starmer

Opinion: Agriculture is still an industry where neighbours lend machinery, friends answer the phone without hesitation, and families rearrange their day because someone needs a hand