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Low Carbon Ag Show: "We have to get people on the journey" - Net zero language could be putting farmers off

Calls to reframe the conversation on climate friendly farming at Low Carbon Agriculture Show

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Low Carbon Ag Show: "We have to get people on the journey" - Net zero language could be putting farmers off

Language around net zero could be putting farmers off and a better narrative would be reducing cost and improving business resilience. That was the message from speakers at a debate on reaching net...

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