NFUS members offered further talks on digital grain passports

Union leaders have asked growers to look again at adopting the system despite fears over cost and accessibility

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NFU Scotland had previously challenged the introduction of digital grain passports
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NFU Scotland had previously challenged the introduction of digital grain passports

Members of NFU Scotland are once again being asked to consider the introduction of a digital grain passport (DGP) despite union concerns over costs and implementation. NFU Scotland challenged the proposed...

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