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Article: EU visit an eye-opener.(News)

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The Journal (Newcastle, England)
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October 31, 2009
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Byline: Karen Dent

TWO dozen farmers from the North East and Yorkshire have been getting to grips with how the EU works, how the decisions that impact on their daily lives are made - and how they can influence policy development.

The group took part in a two-day trip to Brussels and a farm visit to Wallonia, around 30 miles south of the city, organised and part-funded by Farexchange and ...

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