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Farming Matters: Rona Amiss - 'To help the nation farmers must be prepared to listen'

I write this on the day the twins have gone back to school. It is school, but not as we knew it, with three hours once-a-week for five weeks and they have had some useful teaching of maths, which is a relief from struggling through online worksheets.

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Farming Matters: Rona Amiss - 'To help the nation farmers must be prepared to listen'

I write this on the day the twins have gone back to school. It is school, but not as we knew it, with three hours once-a-week for five weeks and they have had some useful teaching of maths, which is a...

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Farming Matters: Rona Amiss - 'To help the nation farmers must be prepared to listen'

I write this on the day the twins have gone back to school. It is school, but not as we knew it, with three hours once-a-week for five weeks and they have had some useful teaching of maths, which is a relief from struggling through online worksheets.

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Farming Matters: Rona Amiss - 'To help the nation farmers must be prepared to listen'

I write this on the day the twins have gone back to school. It is school, but not as we knew it, with three hours once-a-week for five weeks and they have had some useful teaching of maths, which is a relief from struggling through online worksheets.

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Dan Jones: "The reality is that many evenings are spent at the kitchen table trying to navigate online systems"

James Wright: "They can decide for themselves whether they want to have a life of farming, or enjoy fond memories

Red Tractor's new chief executive Paul McLaughlin says winning farmers' trust is a priority