Signs of nature's recovery beginning to show thanks to farmers' efforts

Ambitious plans are underway to boost wildlife and improve soil condition at Horner Farm in the Exmoor hills. Four years in and the signs of nature’s recovery are beginning to show.

Hannah Binns
News Reporter
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Signs of nature's recovery beginning to show thanks to farmers' efforts

Ambitious plans are underway to boost wildlife and improve soil condition at Horner Farm in the Exmoor hills. Four years in and the signs of nature's recovery are beginning to show. For Holly Purdey...

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