'UK approach to farming sheep aligns with sustainable, regenerative interests in both uplands and lowlands', says National Sheep Association

A new report demonstrates the UK sheep industry's positive role in sustainable agriculture and to identify what more can be done to progress the sector's environmental credentials

Rachael Brown
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'UK approach to farming sheep aligns with sustainable, regenerative interests in both uplands and lowlands', says National Sheep Association

The UK approach to farming sheep aligns with sustainable, regenerative interests in both uplands and lowlands. That was the message from the National Sheep Association, with its chief executive adding...

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