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Íæż½ã½ã do not trust Government to invest in nature-friendly farming, survey shows

Only 3 per cent of farmers trust the Government to invest enough money in nature-friendly farming after the coronavirus pandemic, new research has shown.

Abi Kay
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Íæż½ã½ã do not trust Government to invest in nature-friendly farming, survey shows

Only 3 per cent of farmers trust the Government to invest enough money in nature-friendly farming after the coronavirus pandemic, new research has shown. A survey of 1,600 Nature Friendly Farming Network...

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