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Pembrokeshire dairy farm looks to improve herd | Tivyside Advertiser

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Pembrokeshire dairy farm looks to improve herd

Pembrokeshire dairy farm looks to improve herd
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Getting into dairy farming: Options for new entrants

Buying land for £13,000/acre (£32,000/ha) or renting at more than £250/acre (£6,100/ha) in dairying areas is extremely challenging for a young business

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Which Scottish university produces the most company leaders?

Abertay University: 7.52 Andy Dodd, managing director at Hitachi Capital Invoice Finance, said: “Many of the top universities for producing CEOs and business founders are among the lower ranked university guide schools, which should provide food for thought for many beginning the long process of applying for university. “Hopefully some of our research helps to inspire the next generation of small business owners”. A message from the Editor: Thank you for reading this article. We re more reliant on your support than ever as the shift in consumer habits brought about by coronavirus impacts our advertisers. If you haven t already, please consider supporting our trusted, fact-checked journalism by taking out a digital subscription.

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Church, nursery and pub targeted in break-ins in Worcester

A PLACE of worship, a nursery and a pub have been targeted in a trio of attempted break-ins in Worcester. St Stephens Church Hall in St Stephens Road, Wishing Well Nursery and the Alma Tavern in Droitwich Road, were victims of attempted break-ins in the early hours of Friday morning (July 9). The attacks, which happened between 2am and 3am caused external damaged, but almost nothing was taken. Jon Dean, co-owner of the Alma Tavern, said: My partner Will went out to the company van at around 9.45am, when he noticed someone had tried to force open the driver s door. I think the security lighting must ve disturbed him but it s annoying because for people to treat hospitality this way, especially after the last six months - it just isn t good enough.

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