James Andrews is an Online Machinery Editor with a focus on agricultural machinery. He writes for various publications including Western Mail, Farmers Weekly, and Daily Mirror, covering topics such as tractor problems and solutions, machinery reviews, and financial success stories. His work has also been featured in publications like Manchester Evening News, Philanthropy News Digest, and YorkshireLive.
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