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From the editor: 'Our industry's biggest asset is an empowered, fearless farming community'

This week from Chief Reporter Rachael Brown (November 2)

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Truth is needed to support the farming industry
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Truth is needed to support the farming industry

Trust lies at the core of good journalism, and where there is genuine trust, people feel empowered to speak out. The two go hand in hand, and as the industry continues to battle prices, cuts and even...

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