09/08/2011
The Chief Constable who believes rural communities need to do more to tackle crime. And how waterproofing the leaves of wheat can protect it against drought. With Charlotte Smith.
The Association of Chief Police Officers says people in rural communities will have to take on more responsibility for preventing crime, following government funding cuts. Charlotte Smith hears calls from the National Farmers Union for more research funding to improve food security. And, how waterproofing the leaves of wheat can protect it against drought.
Presenter: Charlotte Smith
Producer: Sarah Swadling.
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