Issue 24: Winter 2024 | Moira Johnston

Name: Issue 24: Winter 2024 | Moira Johnston
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In the bustling world of entrepreneurship money can often become a central drive, but for trailing businesswoman, Moira Johnston, her currency of success is measured in the number of lives she transforms. Living in the picturesque tranquillity of the countryside can be a dream for many. Yet, the reality behind the idyllic landscapes and serene plains can be extremely isolating. In the past few months, we’ve seen farmers amidst the fight to keep their businesses alive, land-owners making difficult decisions of selling their acreage and families worried about how they will pass on their farms to

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Issue 24: Winter 2024 | Moira Johnston

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