Regen tech at Groundswell - how can it benefit your farm?

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Head of Machinery and Farm Technology
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Regen tech at Groundswell - how can it benefit your farm?

Richard Western DS175HD With artificial fertiliser price spikes and the uncertainty of supply in recent years, the use of composts and manures could be the way forward. Artificial fertiliser has many...

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