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Farmer Rob Pickering last week planted nine hectares of flood-prone land
in Lincolnshire with an African plant called miscanthus, or elephant grass.
By selling the fast-growing crop as biofuel for Drax power station, he should
earn as much as he would from selling wheat on the world market. Picke... http://flip.it/uAH3U |
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Sunday, April 17, 2016
Biofuels, plastics and drugs: is this the future of our farms?
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