Sustainable Agriculture
Supporting the UK agricultural sector in transitioning to Net Zero.
Steps to Net Zero
To support you with the additional challenges brought by climate change, we have outlined the necessary steps in reducing your carbon footprint and how we can help you take them.
Carbon calculators
There are several ways to measure your carbon footprint. Find the most appropriate tool for your farm.
Sectors and insight
We've produced a report on agriculture’s transition to net zero, along with factsheets and technical notes to support sectors on their journey towards a low emissions future.
Soil Association Exchange
Soil Association Exchange is a free online platform that helps farmers and landowners holistically measure their farms environmental impact. Built with the input of hundreds of farmers, it can offer recommendations to boost your farm’s sustainability credentials and unlock the financial benefits that brings.
Woodland Trust
We are helping to fund the Woodland Trust’s MOREwoods and MOREhedges schemes to help landowners plant trees and hedgerows as part of the transition to a low-carbon future.
Customer case studies
Find out how we have supported our agricultural customers to become more sustainable.
Important legal information
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