27/08/2010
With Anna Hill. Claims that thousands of jobs could be threatened if the 'Mackerel Wars' escalate, and scientists have moved a step closer to drought resistant wheat.
Thousands of jobs could be threatened if the 'Mackerel Wars' escalate - according to a Scottish fish processor. Scientists have moved a step closer to developing wheat capable of resisting climate change, by mapping the crop's genetic makeup. And, we meet a farmer who says he'd 'be like a fish out of water' if he wasn't by the sea.
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