14/09/2012
As Britain's largest processor of bottled milk announces a two-and-a-half pence price rise, Charlotte Smith asks if the tide is turning for milk producers.
Following news of a downturn in sales of organic produce in the supermarkets, we speak to two businesses bucking the trend. Riverford, an organic meat and veg-box scheme based in Devon and Yeo Valley, Britain's largest organic dairy.
The 'crown jewels' of the nation's footpaths could be at risk of damage according to The Ramblers Association without a rethink.
Also in the programme as Britain's largest processor of bottled milk announces a two-and-a-half pence price rise - Charlotte Smith asks whether, when it comes to the price they are paid, the tide is turning for milk producers.
Presented by Charlotte Smith, and produced in Birmingham by Rich Ward.
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