19/01/2010
The scientist leading a new trial of GM crops says the case against GM has been lost. Anna Hill also hears how a cull of infected badgers in Ireland helped control TB in cattle.
The scientist leading a new trial of Genetically Modified crops says the case against GM has been lost. And as TB in cattle continues to cost the taxpayer £100 million each year, Anna Hill hears how a cull of infected badgers in Ireland helped control the disease.
Following the big freeze, the big thaw - how are farmers coping with rotting crops and muddy fields?
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