Study shows 60 per cent of farms use conservation mixes

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Study shows 60 per cent of farms use conservation mixes

Results show 60 per cent of farms are positively sowing and managing conservation mixes on environmental areas

Ashleigh Ellwood

20 June 2023 鈥� 2 min read

Study shows 60 per cent of farms use conservation mixes

Results of a new study of environmental area management on UK farms has revealed nearly 60 per cent of farms are now positively sowing and managing conservation mixes on environmental areas according to...

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