16/06/2010
Farmers insist that their farms are safe, clean and open for business, and Farming Today discovers how to make money from upland woodlands.
Farmers insist that their farms are safe, clean and open for business despite a report by Professor George Griffin into an outbreak of e.Coli on Godstone Farm in Surrey last year. The report calls for tighter regulations on farms to minimise the risk of infection. And Farming Today discovers how money can be made from upland woodlands. Caz Graham visits a broadleaf wood in Cumbria.
Presenter: Anna Hill, Producer: Martin Poyntz-Roberts.
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