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07/06/2012

Amy goes too far and Jennifer enters into a heated debate.

At the farmers' market Jennifer spots Hattie Marshall from BAFF giving out leaflets. She challenges Hattie, who defends her position. Jennifer accuses Hattie of damaging Home Farm's business.
Adam steps in to defuse the situation. He asserts that his and Hattie's positions are similar. He too is all for natural production. If she continues to try to harm the fruit and venison sales, they'll be forced into more of just the sort of large-scale farming she's against. Hattie agrees to take his points back to the group. Meanwhile Jennifer pursues the market manager to complain, but there's nothing he can do.
Alan confronts Amy about an important message from Jolene she's forgotten to give him. He accuses Amy of caring only about herself. Amy's shocked at his strong reaction.
Amy accuses Usha of turning her dad against her. Amy's hurtful tirade culminates in a declaration that Usha's sitting pretty. She'll never have children of her own to consider. Alan walks in on the end of the row, but Usha drives off without another word. Alan pushes Amy to confess her venomous words. He tells her quietly that he hardly recognises her. Spite doesn't suit her, no matter how much she's hurting.

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