24/08/2010
Anna Hill with warnings that illegal cockles may have entered the food chain. The shellfish may contain e-coli. Also, after a drought, farmers battle the rain to get the harvest in.
There are warnings that illegal cockles may have entered the food chain. The shellfish may contain e-coli.
And in Norfolk, after a drought, farmers battle the rain to get the harvest in.
Whilst on the other side of the country, a Devon farmer on the coast shows how the traditional British seaside can be good news for agriculture.
Presenter: Anna Hill. Producer: Fran Barnes.
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