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Because its not empty - it's already full of bloody sheep (and the price is driven by the potential to stick much more profitable and far dirtier cows on it)
My view is that goats do well on very steep slopes and light woodland, pigs do well in pasture and woods as well.
So you can exploit what are marginal environments for sheep or cattle. I suspect we may be dealing with marginal environments in the years to come and intensive cattle and sheep farming may not work so well. At marginal levels, goats and pigs are the way forward. keep to the Fen Causeway
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