NFU Cymru joins Plaid Cymru at Llandudno autumn conference
NFU Cymru met Plaid Cymru leaders in Llandudno, discussing farming policy, disease control and trade standards.
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NFU Cymru met Plaid Cymru leaders in Llandudno, discussing farming policy, disease control and trade standards.
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