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Country Smallholding seeks Editor

PUBLISHED: 17:21 11 March 2008 | UPDATED: 08:22 28 March 2014

MARCH 7, 2008: An exciting opportunity has arisen to edit Country Smallholding, Britain's biggest selling smallholding magazine.

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Your first sheep

Keeping sheep is not as straightforward as some might think

Tips for sexing goslings

White goslings: darker grey fluff (saddleback pattern) in the female

Killing and butchering sheep

Five reasons to harrow

Farm tech

Lambing problems: tricky births and how to deal with them

Encouragement from Mum (photo: Emma Jones)

Most Read

Your first sheep

Keeping sheep is not as straightforward as some might think

Tips for sexing goslings

White goslings: darker grey fluff (saddleback pattern) in the female

Killing and butchering sheep

Five reasons to harrow

Farm tech

Lambing problems: tricky births and how to deal with them

Encouragement from Mum (photo: Emma Jones)

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