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19/10/2009
It's costing farmers and taxpayers tens of thousands of pounds every day as organised crime muscles in on fly-tipping in the countryside.
With 10 rural pub closing each week, Charlotte Smith hears many are now growing their own veg and rearing their own animals to help make ends meet.
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Mon 19 Oct 200905:45
BBC Radio 4
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- Mon 19 Oct 200905:45BBC Radio 4
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