3. Holding up the farmer's trousers either as a belt or as braces
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4. Tying up the farm dog
5. Boot laces
6. As essential part of nicky tams
7. As the pull cord on the toilet
8. As a bracelet for young farmers
9. Hanging up pictures and prize tickets
10. Securing tarpaulins on silage pits or straw stacks
This article is an excerpt from a new book for the pre-Christmas market, by John and Andrew Arbuckle, with all proceeds going to RSABI. The book was launched by Adam Henson at an RSABI supporter event on Friday 6 October. Click here to buy 'Farming Facts and Fake News'.
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1. When plaited, it can make a livestock halter
2. Tying up gates around the farm
3. Holding up the farmer's trousers either as a belt or as braces
4. Tying up the farm dog
5. Boot laces
6. As essential part of nicky tams
7. As the pull cord on the toilet
8. As a bracelet for young farmers
9. Hanging up pictures and prize tickets
10. Securing tarpaulins on silage pits or straw stacks
This article is an excerpt from a new book for the pre-Christmas market, by John and Andrew Arbuckle, with all proceeds going to RSABI. The book was launched by Adam Henson at an RSABI supporter event on Friday 6 October. Click here to buy 'Farming Facts and Fake News'.
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