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27/04/20 Lockdown farm education

Today, why a time when many can’t get to the countryside is a good time to educate everyone about it.
Farming magazines and websites are using lockdown to target a captive and growing urban audience. We hear from one of them.

Presented by Charlotte Smith and produced by Beatrice Fenton.

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Mon 27 Apr 202005:45
BBC Radio 4

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