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We had cattle booked to go to the abattoir that morning, it was forecast to pour with rain all day, and I had a million… WILL'S WORLDWill's World: Why I've made a temporary return to tillageThere’s something about ploughing. I don’t know if it’s the smell of freshly turned earth, the satisfaction of the straight lines and level surfaces, or the solitude and time to… WILL'S WORLDWill's World: The most valuable thing on your farm is youA few years ago, I was honoured to be asked to be an ambassador for the Farming Community Network, and I readily accepted, for several reasons. 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