Farming Monthly National - August 2014

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Featured in Farming Monthly this month: 12 page Arable feature including news on CAP reform, Slurry Handling including a look at NVZ, the Renewables section focusses on wind and On Topic this month covers the Yara Grass Prix. Plus: There’s Buildings, Security, Groundcare - SALTEX preview, Education and the regular ATV & Motors sections. Farming Monthly National - THE publication for farmers and landowners in print and digital format. Visit our website at www.farmingmonthly.co.uk

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