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10/09/2018

Emma hatches a plan to help the family, and Helen has a radical solution.

Tony thinks Harrison could have turned a blind eye for Freddie. He believes Freddie needs guidance not a prison sentence.

Tom talks Pat and Tony through his agroforestry idea. Pat can see it's an exciting concept but Tony is more reserved. Helen is disheartened after her visit to the dairy, Hazelgreen. Unfortunately they are feeding the cows too many concentrates for her liking. Helen suggests bringing back their dairy herd might be the answer. Tom disagrees but later Tony tells Tom that they need to sort the cheese out before exploring other ventures and he's excited by the prospect of a dairy herd on the farm again.

Will explains to Emma that Poppy wants to enter Nic's Harvest Pie into the 'Savoury Pastry' category at the Flower and Produce Show. Although a family favourite the dish is simple and wouldn't win any prizes. Emma suggests that she and Clarrie could try making it with a few posher, alternative ingredients and see how it tastes.

Helen becomes anxious when Henry becomes fixated on Will's gun. Both Will and Emma explain that all the children love talking about guns; it's nothing to worry about but Helen remains concerned about Henry's behaviour. Emma suggests that Helen takes him to karate with her and Keira. Helen eventually agrees but hopes that Henry doesn't misbehave.

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