Farming Monthly National - January 2015

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Inside this month: Renewables - with a focus on AD, 20 page LAMMA preview, Buildings - RIDBA helps reduce the cost of agricultural buildings, On Topic this month sees McDonalds open the gates for the 2015/16 Progressive Young Farmer Training Programme , Farming Monthly is partnered with GFIA 2015 - we provide news about the event PLUS: Muck & Slurry, Sheep, Education, we investigate the worrying growth trend in rural crime… in addition to fencing, forestry and the regular ATV & Motors sections, including a short review of the new Kubota RTV X900

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