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NFU hosts first farmer-led networking 'shed talk' event on farm in Yorkshire

The farming union said more than 80 farmers came together to share ideas at NFU vice-president Rachel Hallos' farm in Ripponden.

Chris Brayford
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"With the changes to SFI and farm subsidies, ever changing weather conditions and running costs, a lot of farmers are really struggling to make a living. We want to host these events to share experiences and help each other make the most of our farm businesses."
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"With the changes to SFI and farm subsidies, ever changing weather conditions and running costs, a lot of farmers are really struggling to make a living. We want to host these events to share experiences and help each other make the most of our farm businesses."

The NFU has hosted its first 'shed talk' event in Yorkshire to help farmers look at ways to maximise their businesses. More than 80 farmers from across the country had gathered at NFU vice-president...

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