
Analysing the Economics of Farming: What Every Rural Social Scientist Should Know
Wed 7 Oct · 10:45
Byrne House Seminar Room or via Teams
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A seminar by the Centre for Rural Policy Research is held in Byrne House Seminar Room or via Teams. The session focuses on the economics of farming for rural social scientists.
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Analysing the Economics of Farming: What Every Rural Social Scientist Should Know takes place on Wednesday, 7 October 2026 at 10:45.
Analysing the Economics of Farming: What Every Rural Social Scientist Should Know is held at Byrne House Seminar Room or via Teams in Exeter.
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Analysing the Economics of Farming: What Every Rural Social Scientist Should Know
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A seminar by the Centre for Rural Policy Research is held in Byrne House Seminar Room or via Teams. The session focuses on the economics of farming for rural social scientists.
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Analysing the Economics of Farming: What Every Rural Social Scientist Should Know takes place on Wednesday, 7 October 2026 at 10:45.
Where is Analysing the Economics of Farming: What Every Rural Social Scientist Should Know taking place?
Analysing the Economics of Farming: What Every Rural Social Scientist Should Know is held at Byrne House Seminar Room or via Teams in Exeter.
How much are tickets for Analysing the Economics of Farming: What Every Rural Social Scientist Should Know?
Entry to Analysing the Economics of Farming: What Every Rural Social Scientist Should Know is free.
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