One of the biggest tenant farmers, in Britain, Mr Oliver Walston, can organise his fellow farmers to send $5.7 million of aid and grain to Africa but cannot find his way out of a high-cost, high-input grain production cycle which he suspects will eventually ruin him and end the three-generation Walston occupation of 1250ha near Cambridge.
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56One of the biggest tenant farmers, in Britain, Mr Oliver Walston, can organise his fellow farmers to send $5.7 million of aid and grain to Africa but cannot find his way out of a high-cost, high-input grain production cycle which he suspects will eventually ruin him and end the three-generation Walston occupation of 1250ha near Cambridge. Press, 12 June 1987, Page 19
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