Survey: What do farmers think about carbon emissions? |
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Farmers in this country are experiencing huge challenges from changing agricultural policy, new tax regimes and extreme weather - to name just a few.
They are also being pressured by supply chains, government and lobby groups to cut their ‘carbon’ (greenhouse) gas emissions.
Farmers are in a difficult position. Some actions they take could benefit the farm business while reducing carbon emissions – for example, cutting waste or fertiliser use. But other actions could be seen as costly, risky, or unnecessary.
It's rare for farmers themselves to be asked which activities they would consider getting involved in, or which they feel would make a difference in terms of carbon emissions.
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They are also being pressured by supply chains, government and lobby groups to cut their ‘carbon’ (greenhouse) gas emissions.
Farmers are in a difficult position. Some actions they take could benefit the farm business while reducing carbon emissions – for example, cutting waste or fertiliser use. But other actions could be seen as costly, risky, or unnecessary.
It's rare for farmers themselves to be asked which activities they would consider getting involved in, or which they feel would make a difference in terms of carbon emissions.
THIS IS YOUR CHANCE TO PUT THAT RIGHT
Please click 'NEXT' to continue...