Agri-tech leaders and climate experts argue that farmers must be paid to adopt methane-reducing technologies due to lack of productivity benefits, highlighting concerns over low adoption rates and the government's weakened emissions targets.
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uptake of new tools remains low despite investment
Farmers should be paid to use methane-busting tools - agritech leaderstools for both sustainability and productivity
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