27/10/2010
The clocks could go back this weekend for what could be the last time and Anna Hill meets a farmer producing power from waste on his farm.
The clocks could go back this weekend for what could be the last time and Anna Hill meets a farmer producing power from waste on his farm. Following the outrage at the shooting of a huge stag on Exmoor, Farming Today asks what impact the deer population has on farming in the area.
Presented by Anna Hill and produced by Martin Poyntz Roberts.
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