For Ian Horsely, what happens below ground on his 56-hectare (140-acre) unit near Bromyard, Worcestershire, is key to his farming future, and utterly dependent on the way he farms. His strategy involves...
For Ian Horsely, what happens below ground on his 56-hectare (140-acre) unit near Bromyard, Worcestershire, is key to his farming future, and utterly dependent on the way he farms. His strategy involves...
First-generation farmer Kayleigh Robb has found a home within agriculture, and regen methods are helping her new tenancy flourish
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