The Green King - how a future State visit might put the spotlight on ag

King Charles once joked that when he first talked about biodiversity, people thought he was referring to a new kind of washing powder.
The Green King - how a future State visit might put the spotlight on ag

The King and Ireland. King Charles met with farmers when he visited the Burren in Co Clare in 2015. Picture: Eamonn Farrell/RollingNews.ie

A future State visit to Ireland by King Charles III would put an increased focus on organic farming, biodiversity, and rural lifestyles.

A pioneering champion of sustainable agriculture, and a defender of the rural environment for over 50 years, “The Green King”, as he is now known, will be crowned on Saturday beside his wife, Queen Camilla.

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