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Driving farm productivity and efficiency through oxyfertigation and carbon dioxide irrigation

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Sonia Guri, lead agricultural engineer at Air Products, says there is a pressing need for the UK to increase its capacity for domestic food production
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Sonia Guri, lead agricultural engineer at Air Products, says there is a pressing need for the UK to increase its capacity for domestic food production

There is a pressing need for the UK to increase its capacity for domestic food production. While the nation does have a highly successful agricultural industry, contributing £13.7 billion to the UK...

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