Including the closely related terms land use, and agricultural land.
…. The significance of agriculture in Norfolk is clear with agriculture and land use emissions together making up nearly one-third of the county's carbon footprint compared to 13% nationally. This reflects the rich organic soils across large parts of the county which are both highly productive but also release carbon when cultivated. On the other hand, industry and commercial emissions are proportionately…
… to plant trees and hedgerows, increasing hedgerow connectivity and increasing biodiversity on agricultural land. Subsidised Tree Packs – Selling tree packs which can be purchased by anyone in Norfolk to plant around the county. Packs include tall and smaller tree species, wildlife-promoting species, hedgerow species, and more mature orchard plants. Tell Us where You Planted website – A dedicated…