Environmentally friendly costs

Language: English Series: Birmingham Post ; 2 April 1998, 36(1)Publication details: 1998Subject(s):

Summary: A Harper Adams College survey of 43 farms in Shropshire reveals the costs to farmers operating under the extensification premium scheme concluding that farming non-intensively is not worth it.

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A Harper Adams College survey of 43 farms in Shropshire reveals the costs to farmers operating under the extensification premium scheme concluding that farming non-intensively is not worth it.

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