17/10/2012
MPs will have their say on the badger cull, as a Commons debate has been announced. And, a poor maize crop leaves dairy farmers worrying about the cost of feeding their cows.
MPs will have their say on the badger cull. A Commons debate has been timetabled for next week. The European Commission is expected to announce a cap today on the amount of food crops being used in biofuel. And, another casualty of the wet summer, a poor maize crop, is leaving many dairy farmers worrying about the cost of feeding their cows over the winter.
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