I found this fascinating article today:

A group of 50 women – all of them involved in the Welsh food and farming industry – are getting together in Aberystwyth today (Friday, April 24) to discuss the challenges facing farm businesses in Wales.

Did you go to this event, what was it like?

at Monday, April 28, 2009, Women Meet To Discuss Welsh Farming Challenges, Archives April 2009

You should read the whole article.

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