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Farmers Guardian Podcast: LIVE from the Low Carbon Agriculture Show - Soil Association chief executive Helen Browning and Overbury Farms regenerative farming manager Jake Freestone

Farmers Guardian editor Olivia Midgley speaks to Soil Association chief executive Helen Browning and Overbury Farms regenerative farming manager Jake Freestone who were speaking at the Low Carbon Agriculture show, organised by Farmers Guardian's parent company Agriconnect

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Farmers Guardian Podcast: LIVE from the Low Carbon Agriculture Show - Soil Association chief executive Helen Browning and Overbury Farms regenerative farming manager Jake Freestone

The two-day conference and expo saw a range of high profile speakers debate everything from the benefits of adding sheep into the arable rotation and why reframing the conversation around climate friendly farming would help more farmers engage in net zero.

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