Backbone of Britain: 'We're not just chasing yield, but the best return for the least amount of inputs' - Farming sustainably for the future

Arable farmer Martin Lines has a specific interest in farm conservation and management and is UK chairman of the Nature Friendly Farmer Network. Hannah Park reports.

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Backbone of Britain: 'We're not just chasing yield, but the best return for the least amount of inputs' - Farming sustainably for the future

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