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2010 retrospective for livestock keepers

2010 retrospective for livestock keepers

“It has been an amazing year for livestock keepers”, says LPP’s Ilse Koehler-Rollefson. “They have fought for their rights, all with the aim of bringing one big message across: our knowledge, our commitment, are important for rural livelihoods, for the environment and for consumers.”

Read her summary of the year’s events.

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