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29/04/2010

Willow Farmers fear for their future as the English cricket bat industry falters. On Farming Today, Charlotte Smith hears that new EU pesticide laws are at the root of the problem. And the Women's Institute campaign for a fairer deal for dairy farmers, as one farmer a day leaves the industry.

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