Armoy dairy farmers are in the pink

Making good silage wrapped in pink for a very good cause on the family dairy farm near Armoy, Co Antrim were, from left, Andrew McNeill, Robert Wilkinson, Keith and Thomas McNeill.

By The Newsroom

Published 25th Jun 2016, 09:59 BST

Updated 25th Aug 2016, 19:13 BST

MAKING good silage wrapped in pink for a very good cause on the family dairy farm near Armoy, Co Antrim were, from left, Andrew McNeill, Robert Wilkinson, Keith and Thomas McNeill.
Every roll of Volac pink Topwrap silage film sold generates Â£3 for Breast Cancer Now, a charity supporting research at over 30 centres including QUB.
Just as important pink bales serve as a reminder that every wife, mother and daughter needs to attend when offered NHS breast screening health checks — MAKING good silage wrapped in pink for a very good cause on the family dairy farm near Armoy, Co Antrim were, from left, Andrew McNeill, Robert Wilkinson, Keith and Thomas McNeill. Every roll of Volac pink Topwrap silage film sold generates Â£3 for Breast Cancer Now, a charity supporting research at over 30 centres including QUB. Just as important pink bales serve as a reminder that every wife, mother and daughter needs to attend when offered NHS breast screening health checks

Every roll of Volac pink Topwrap silage film sold generates £3 for Breast Cancer Now, a charity supporting research at over 30 centres including QUB.

Just as important pink bales serve as a reminder that every wife, mother and daughter needs to attend when offered NHS breast screening health checks.

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