Farmers urged to shift focus from regen to improved fertiliser use

Regenerative agriculture claims can be overblown, according to a new study by the agri benchmark network of agricultural economists

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Farmers urged to shift focus from regen to improved fertiliser use

Regenerative agriculture claims can be overblown and underestimate the importance of using fertiliser more efficiently, according to a new study by the agri benchmark network of agricultural economists...

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