Mixed views on set-aside exemptions

Language: English Series: Western Morning News ; Farming Today, 6 September 1995, 2(1)Publication details: 1995Subject(s):

Summary: Exemptions to the rules governing the setting aside of farmed land have succeeded in discouraging land transfer via lettings. However, it is seen that the AR26 scheme should have been made more workable.

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Exemptions to the rules governing the setting aside of farmed land have succeeded in discouraging land transfer via lettings. However, it is seen that the AR26 scheme should have been made more workable.

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