06/08/2009
Anna Hill hears the weather predictions for what's left of the summer and finds out why soft fruit farmers have done so well this year.
As it has for the last couple of years, wet weather has dominated the harvest. As a result, it is way behind schedule and farmers are keeping their fingers crossed at each weather forecast. Anna Hill hears predictions for what's left of the summer and finds out why soft fruit farmers have done so well in 2009.
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- Thu 6 Aug 200905:45BBC Radio 4
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