09/03/2010
The UK produces 16 times as many chickens as it did 50 years ago. Anna Hill visits one of the UK's largest producers. Plus, proposals for the Welsh dairy herd to be kept indoors.
The UK produces 16 times as many chickens as it did 50 years ago. Anna Hill visits Norfolk to see one of the country's largest chicken producers. She's told welfare on intensive systems can be better than free range.
Plus, proposals from a Welsh government think-tank for the Welsh dairy herd to be kept indoors, to help meet greenhouse gas emissions targets.
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