17/11/2010
Protests against plans for Britain's largest ever dairy farm show no signs of dying down as an MP calls for a debate in the House of Commons about the controversial plans.
Protests against plans for Britain's largest ever dairy farm show no signs of dying down as an MP calls for a debate in the House of Commons about the controversial plans. Kinder Scout is about to undergo a facelift to repair the damage caused by sheep and walkers, and Farming Today meets a pig farmer trialling a new kind of farrowing crate for pregnant sows.
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