Scottish referendum
Charlotte Smith asks what is next for Scotland's farmers, as politicians both sides of the border negotiate on greater devolution of power.
As the dust settles after the Scottish referendum, Charlotte Smith asks what greater devolved powers will mean for farmers, in both Scotland and the rest of the UK. She hears from a farmer whose land would have been divided in half had Scotland voted yes, and from an English MP who fears that a move towards city states with regional powers won't take account of the needs of rural communities.
Presented by Charlotte Smith and produced by Emma Campbell.
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- Mon 22 Sep 201405:45BBC Radio 4
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