10/06/2010
Farming Today reports from Cererals 2010, the largest arable show in Europe, on the ways farmers are planning to produce more food to feed a growing world population.
Farming Today reports from Cererals 2010, the largest arable show in Europe, on the ways farmers are planning to produce more food to feed a growing world population as well as deal with the challenges of climate change, and Charlotte Smith asks farmers how important science and technology is in their day to day work.
Presenter: Charlotte Smith; Producer: Martin Poyntz-Roberts.
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