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How 1970s farmers became meat in the sandwich

Posted by The Analyst | September 29, 2020 | Farming

Fifty years ago, Irish farmers were a force to reckon with in controlling beef processing in this country, with two in every three beef animals being slaughtered in processing plants which they owned and controlled.

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