Soil Association project aims to help farmers cut emissions

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Initiative will benchmark effective agricultural emission reduction methods across different farms

The Soil Association has launched a research project that aims to help farmers improve resource efficiency and reduce their carbon footprint by comparing the effectiveness of a variety of emission reduction...

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