Emma Gillbard is the Deputy Arable Editor at Farmers Weekly. She specializes in agriculture and farming, focusing on the latest trends and developments within these vital sectors. Emma's insights and expertise have been featured in Farmers Weekly, where she contributes to the ongoing conversation about the future of agriculture.
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Emma's coverage mainly focuses on agriculture and farming, particularly in the context of sustainable practices, crop management, and water management. She seems heavily reliant on data and press releases for her articles.
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