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G7: politicians told farming can be part of economic and climate solution

Governments have been urged to come together to support global food production

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NFU president Tom Bradshaw says farmers worked tirelessly to drive food production and economic growth
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NFU president Tom Bradshaw says farmers worked tirelessly to drive food production and economic growth

Farming organisations from across the G7 nations have come together to urge governments to recognise that a strong, sustainable and resilient agriculture sector is essential to economic stability, environmental...

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