Virgin Money launches £200m fund to help UK farmers cut emissions

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Agri E Fund aims to help farmers invest in low carbon technology and processes as sector eyes 2040 net zero target

A £200m fund to help UK farmers make the transition to net zero agriculture has been launched today by Virgin Money. Dubbed the Agri E Fund, it aims to offer lower cost loans that can be used to invest...

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