Chancellor's Budget 'damp squib', Scot Gov reduces calving interval and Labradors gather at Clarkson's pub
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In today's episode of Farming in Five: Farmers dismiss the Chancellor's Budget as 'damp squib', Defra has been criticised over its £1.9m pledge to the Rothbury Estate, the Scottish Government has announced that the calving interval with be reduced in the suckler beef support scheme and a Labrador gathering at Clarkson's pub supports farmers' mental health charities. Your daily update from Farmers Guardian
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