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Keeping carbon trading in the hands of the farmer

A group of six soil-centric farmers have formed a business that gives others in the industry more control over external investment in their carbon and biodiversity.

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Keeping carbon trading in the hands of the farmer

A group of six soil-centric farmers have formed a business that gives others in the industry more control over external investment in their carbon and biodiversity. Emma Penny looks at how it will work....

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