Provides an example of how to use an integrated land use perspective to deliver multiple co-benefits

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Provides an example of how to use an integrated land use perspective to deliver multiple co-benefits including: - increased biomass production, - decreased agricultural emissions, - increased carbon sequestration and soil carbon stocks, - minimal reductions in conventional grain production. The results are placed in a context of the UK's efforts to achieve net-zero by 2050