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In Your Field: James and Isobel Wright - Take up of the Lump Sum Exit Scheme looks encouraging

Breedr, the livestock software company that I work for, launched in America earlier this year.

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In Your Field: James and Isobel Wright - Take up of the Lump Sum Exit Scheme looks encouraging

Breedr, the livestock software company that I work for, launched in America earlier this year. The average sized farm in the UK on Breedr has 281 cattle, while in America its over 40,000. The scale...

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