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19/09/19: Funding for the environment, GM high-iron wheat, Eating Blue Shark

Three conservation organisations say £2.9bn will be needed for farmers to deliver the government's existing environmental plans after Brexit. Charlotte Smith finds out more.

Three conservation organisations say £2.9bn will be needed for farmers to deliver the Government's existing environmental plans after Brexit. Charlotte Smith finds out more.

For Farming Today's week on GM crops Anna Hill has been to the John Innes Centre in Norwich which is trialing wheat which has been modified to produce white flour with a higher iron content. Their aim is to improve public health.

Loveday Trinick from the Ocean Conservation Trust tells Charlotte why a food festival in Plymouth was right to eat a Blue Shark which was landed as bycatch but in the main it would be better to eat something else.

David Gregory-Kumar's been finding out how a company may soon be producing home-grown baked beans.

Producer: Toby Field

14 minutes

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  • Thu 19 Sep 201905:45

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