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'Close to 100% of UK farms could be worse off after Brexit'

By Claire Mc Cormack

April 3, 2018 8:40 AM

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Dr. Michael Wallace speaking during a seminar on 'Brexit: Halfway there, implications for agriculture and food' at University College Dublin. Image source: UCD
Dr. Michael Wallace speaking during a seminar on 'Brexit: Halfway there, implications for agriculture and food' at University College Dublin. Image source: UCD

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