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    On the farm with Adam Henson

    Dec 17, 2020 2 minutes

    I had no idea that talking about sewage could cause such a stink! But then, as a farmer, I’m used to getting stuck in to lively debates about the rights and wrongs of British agriculture. In this case the story goes right back to last summer.

    We’ve grown oilseed rape on our tenanted farm in the Cotswolds for the last 20 years,

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