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The Farmers Guardian podcast: Regen special - changing methods to suit your individual farming business is key

The term regenerative can cause quite the divide, but FG blogger Silas Hedley-Lawrence says that regen methods are about boosting business, and you should look at what your farm needs so you can future-proof

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The Farmers Guardian podcast: Regen special - changing methods to suit your individual farming business is key

In this regenerative farming special, Farmers Guardian regen blogger Silas Headley-Lawrence talks about farmers who have changed practices and seen the benefits in both their land and their finances.

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