03/12/2010
Charlotte Smith hears about the struggle to get milk tankers to snow bound farms, how supermarkets are keeping stocked, and why sheep can predict when winter's coming.
Charlotte Smith hears about the struggle to get milk tankers to snow bound farms, how supermarkets are keeping stocked, and why sheep can predict when winter's coming.
And, as more councils consider selling off their tenant farms, the Country Land and Business Association argues they might not be the best way into the modern farming industry.
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