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March 10, 2013 | Full size is 254 × 312 pixels

Jim Fairlie at Perth's First Farmers Market. The lamb was ready.. but we couldn't sell it like this! — The lamb was ready.. but we couldn’t sell it like this!

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Jim Fairlie @ Logiealmond

I'm Jim Fairlie, farmer, producer, food lover and a man with more than one opinion about Scottish Food, Farming and Politics! I am passionate about what Scotland's farmers have to offer our country and the wider world. With a big dose of self belief and a willingness to get in there and give it all a go we can change how our children see their food, how the supermarkets respect their suppliers and how we all enjoy the countryside and those who make their living from it. I hope you enjoy the blog. Aye, Jim.

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