Forestry still unloved by most farmers

Perhaps the most significant finding when 524 farmers were asked what kind of farming they will be doing in 2025 was that none anticipated being in forestry.

Forestry still unloved by most farmers
Thu, 20 Sep, 2018 - 01:00

By Stephen Cadogan

Perhaps the most significant finding when 524 farmers were asked what kind of farming they will be doing in 2025 was that none anticipated being in forestry.

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