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Ole Jan (48) and Kristian (31) Hope to Reverse the Negative Trend

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Weak profitability means that few people are investing in cultivated outback land in Norway. At Moslet in Selbu, Kristian Stene (31) and Ole Jan Moslet (48) hope that they can reverse the negative trend.
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Ole Jan (48) and Kristian (31) Hope to Reverse the Negative Trend

Weak profitability means that few people are investing in cultivated outback land in Norway. At Moslet in Selbu, Kristian Stene (31) and Ole Jan Moslet (48) hope that they can reverse the negative trend.

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s-n.no broke the news on Sunday, May 31, 2026.
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