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The Land
Contents of this section
- Farming
- Arable & mixed farming
- Upland farming
- Market gardening
- Dairy & other farms
- Machinery & markets
- Labour & rents
- Postscript
- Forestry
- Migrant & seasonal workers
- Father Michael Cassidy: The Potato Priest
- The Countryside Premium Scheme (Scotland), 1997-2000
- The Farming & Wildlife Advisory Group (FWAG) in East Lothian: 1983-2000