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Martin Phillips

Martin is a retired agricultural scientist and environmentalist who has worked in the UK, Africa, India and central Asia. He has always been concerned about increasing food production in ways that do not damage the environment and leave room for nature. After five years in Botswana, he wrote the biography of a man who lived and worked in the Okavango Delta as a hunter, farmer and conservationist.

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Trade and Agriculture Commission report: future trade deals must maintain high UK food standards

byMartin Phillips

Martin Philips, in his first article for Yorkshire Bylines, draws attention to public concern over post-Brexit food standards in the...

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