Church Commissioners tenants adopt sustainable practices

Farmers are increasingly adopting regenerative practices, but research suggests finance remains the biggest barrier to take up. Mia Willemsen reports

Mia Willemsen
News and business reporter
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Hoo Peninsula (Image by RSPB)

Nearly six out of ten (56%) of the Church Commissioners for England's farming tenants have adopted or are starting to adopt regenerative farming practices as they contend with ongoing climate challenges...

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