09/11/2012
The latest news about food, farming and the countryside. Charlotte Smith reports on how the genetic history of Britain's ash trees may help save them.
How the genetic history of Britain's ash trees may help save them. A new report from Scottish Natural Heritage indicates a dramatic decline in the number of seabirds in Scotland. And as the wild mushroom foraging season gets underway, Farming Today travels to the damp undergrowth of Epping Forest and the New Forest where there are concerns about the effect of foraging on the habitat.
Presented by Charlotte Smith. Produced by Rich Ward.
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