Payments for farmers to pull out of the badger cull, Agricultural research in China, Hail destroys apple harvest
Farming news presented by Anna Hill. Activists are paying farmers £5,000 to pull out of the badger cull, and a Worcestershire farmer has had her apple crop destroyed by hail.
Activists 'Stop the Cull' are paying farmers £5000 to pull out of the badger cull, in order to make the cull licence invalid.
A Worcestershire farmer has had her crop of eating apples destroyed by an August hailstorm.
A British research centre has set up a department in China to share knowledge and research in agricultural science.
Presented by Anna Hill and produced by Beatrice Fenton.
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