Nature-friendly farming offers food security and better resilience
Britain’s farmers face drought, policy failure and rising costs – Nature-Friendly Farming Week couldn’t come sooner
Martin is a farmer and contractor in South Cambridgeshire, growing mainly arable crops on his family farm and rented land. He has a special interest in farm conservation management, currently running a Sustainable Farming Incentive agreement and has Countryside Stewardship schemes on land he rents and manages. He is CEO of the Nature Friendly Farming Network.
Britain’s farmers face drought, policy failure and rising costs – Nature-Friendly Farming Week couldn’t come sooner
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