11/01/2010
Farmers battle through freezing fields but the unpredictable weather is here to stay according to one leading scientist; Sea-Eagles may make a return to East Anglia.
Farmers battle through freezing fields but the unpredictable weather is here to stay according to one leading scientist.
Sea-Eagles may make a return to the skies of East Anglia but not in the next 12 months, as Natural England continue their impact assessment.
And we check up on the progress of the Farming Today pregnant sow as her due date approaches.
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