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By Sophie Baldwin

Dec 7, 2023

Blighty dairy farmer Brett Napier hopes the next few years will be a little kinder and free of crippling droughts and flooding rains.

Brett Napier is hoping 2023 will make up for the disappointment of the 2022 season and, so far, things are looking pretty promising.

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