09/05/2013
Farming and countryside news with Charlotte Smith. More floods, hotter summers and lots of rats. Leading scientists predict the effects of climate change on farming.
More floods, hotter summers and lots of rats. Leading scientists predict the effects of climate change on farming.
And Charlotte Smith sneaks into the grounds of the Chelsea Flower Show to see the preparations which are underway for a special garden all about tree health.
Presented by Charlotte Smith and produced by Emma Weatherill.
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