A-Zero: A farmer’s guide to breaking free from environmental jargon

30 September 2024

Speaking at the Farmers Weekly awards at the start of 2021, The Royal Countryside Fund's Patron, HM King Charles III, set a challenge – to explain terms and practices linked to the environment in straightforward language. That’s why we created A-Zero: A farmer’s guide to breaking free from environmental jargon. This booklet, aimed at farmers, hopes to ensure that the ambitions around improving the management of the UK’s environment are accessible to all.

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A-Zero: A farmer’s guide to breaking free from environmental jargon

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