King Charles and Prince William exercised royal duties on Wednesday as part of their efforts to promote agriculture and agriculture.
Buckingham Palace said: “The king heard more on the ground and the vital role he plays in the future of the planet during a visit to” Soil: The World at Our Feet “in Somerset House in London on Wednesday.”
“His Majesty also spoke to agricultural families and representatives of the Royal Countryside Fund who had participated in a discussion on regenerative agriculture earlier during the day.”
On the other hand, his son and heir to the throne, Prince William met “part of the Duchy of young farmers in Cornwall”.
“Delighted to meet some of the young farmers of the Duchy of young farmers in Cornwall, and a pleasure to be joined by Cooper Kaleb, a well-known farmer, and Charlie Ireland, agricultural consultant, with regard to an inspiring afternoon,” said an Instagram post shared on the prince and the princess of the Wales account.
GB News reported that the Prince of Wales had joined sixty of the next generation of agricultural tenants of the Duchy of Cornwall during the inaugural event designed to inspire their future in agriculture.
