Government announces further £74 million to boost slurry kit

New grant aims to help farmers reduce pollution and make better use of nutrients

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Defra has increased Slurry Infrastructure Grant funding
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Defra has increased Slurry Infrastructure Grant funding

A further £74 million is being made available to help farmers invest in improved slurry infrastructure to tackle water pollution, improve air quality and make better use of organic nutrients, the Government...

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