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Poor weather and Covid-19 concerns drive feed sales spike in March

Posted by The Analyst | April 6, 2020 | Farming

Demand for bagged and bulk feed is running 15-20pc ahead of normal since the start of March due to a combination of the heavy rainfall, poor grass growth and the impact of the Covid-19.

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