02/01/2012
Charlotte Smith visits the Upton Estate on the Warwickshire-Oxfordshire border which has planted what could be one of the biggest bird feeding tables in the country.
Charlotte Smith visits the Upton Estate on the Warwickshire, Oxfordshire border which has planted what could be one of the biggest bird feeding tables in the country. The farmer and wildlife advisor have gone to great lengths to ensure that wildlife and the environment are looked after just as much as food production. Charlotte sees how European Stewardship money is being spent and whether it's right to set aside fields for wildlife instead of growing food.
Presenter: Charlotte Smith. Producer: Fran Barnes.
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