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Co-op announces 拢1m package to 'reward' British farmers in reducing carbon emissions

The retailer said the investment, worth nearly 拢1m, could see farmers directly 'rewarded' for their efforts in reducing carbon emissions and promoting nature on their farms

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Tom Bramall, dairy farmer and Co-op dairy group chair, said: "Farmers like me want to play our part when it comes to sustainability, but we need support."
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Tom Bramall, dairy farmer and Co-op dairy group chair, said: "Farmers like me want to play our part when it comes to sustainability, but we need support."

Retailer Co-op has announced it will provide almost 拢1 million in funding to support farmers in reducing carbon emissions on-farm. The business has confirmed it will back farmers with a new 拢820,000...

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