Larger arable farmers take more land out of production

14% of farmers have taken some portion of their land out of production this Autumn, according to the National Farm Research Unit

Alex Black
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Larger arable farmers take more land out of production

Larger arable farmers have taken more land out of production this year across England. According to polling of 1829 farmers from the National Farm Research Unit as part of Kynetec, 14% of farmers have...

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