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We catch up with the Rural News Group’s Adam Fricker to discuss some of the latest headlines in this week’s issue of Dairy News.
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We catch up with the managing editor of the Rural News Group Adam Fricker to talk about some of the key stories in this week’s issue of Rural News.
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