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10/02/2010

Culling badgers is an expensive and inefficient way of controlling badgers, according to a recent study.

A farmer explains why he's keen to have the ban on smoked sheep meat lifted.

Is it necessary for piglets to have their tails docked and their teeth clipped?

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Wed 10 Feb 201005:45
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