26/07/2010
The new government wants your help in shaping its new environment policy to preserve nature and manage biodiversity.
The new government wants your help in shaping its new environment policy to preserve nature and manage biodiversity. Farming Today reports on a deadly virus that is wiping out Pacific Oysters in Whitstable, off the north Kent Coast, and we take a snapshot of what's currently being harvested across the country as the busiest time of the farming calendar begins.
Presenter: Charlotte Smith; Producer: Martin Poyntz-Roberts.
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