16/11/2012
Countryside news with Charlotte Smith. A farmer's heartbreak as his sheep are slaughtered by criminals, and battle lines drawn over proposed cuts to the Common Agricultural Policy.
A farmer's heartbreak as his sheep are slaughtered alive by criminals. Charlotte Smith talks to the Greater Manchester police about who might be behind the attacks.
With Christmas approaching, Farming Today visits a cranberry farm in Kent as the race starts for the festive harvest.
And battle lines are drawn over a proposed 25 billion Euro cut to the Common Agricultural Policy.
Presented by Charlotte Smith. Produced in Birmingham by Ruth Sanderson.
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