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Tue, 26 Sept

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Increasing Production Efficiency

Five webinars, specifically tailored for farmers, will focus on solutions which create a win win for the farm’s productivity and profitability as well as its environmental footprint. The first webinar focuses on increasing production efficiency.

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Increasing Production Efficiency
Increasing Production Efficiency

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26 Sept 2023, 20:00 – 21:35

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