UK land area used to grow bioenergy crops shrinks in 2018
Defra statistics show 1.6 per cent of UK's arable land was used to grow bioenergy crops for transport fuel, electricity, and biogas production last year
Just over 1.6 per cent of the UK's agricultural land was used to grow bioenergy crops for transport fuel, electricity, and biogas production in 2018, covering an area of 94,000 hectares, government statistics...
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