A campaign to raise farmers’ awareness of climate change has been launched by leading farming organisations.
The year-long project, run jointly with the NFU,
Peter Kendall, NFU president, said the partnership hoped to make farmers aware of the differences they could make to the challenge of climate change.
The project, which received funding of £171,506, will be launched at the Oxford Farming Conference on 3 January.
by Caroline Stocks (About this Author)
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