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Welcome to our Oxford Farming Conference news round-up.
Below is a list of the main stories from the event which took place on 3-4 Jan 2007.
Sainsbury's to give 500 free computers and training to beef producers
Assume climate change is not reversible, says weather expert
Miliband's Oxford conference speech draws criticism from the Ulster Farmers' Union
DEFRA secretary David Miliband sets farming five challenges at Oxford Farming Conference
David Miliband calls for a shared 2020 vision of farming
NFU to produce supermarket labelling league table
Irish farm minister calls for halt on CAP reform until 2013
Cameron pledges new food labelling laws under Conservative government
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