25/08/20 Broiler chickens, Internal market, Fleeces used in gardening
Are we heading for a constitutional crisis over agricultural trade after Brexit? Sybil Ruscoe talks to a political expert about what happens next.
On today's programme, Sybil Ruscoe asks whether we're heading for constitutional problems over agricultural trade within the UK after Brexit. She talks to a professor of politics from Aberdeen University.
Continuing a week-long look at the poultry sector, we visit a large-scale broiler unit in South Gloucestershire, and find out how the relationship between animal welfare standards and retail pricing works.
Could unwanted fleece from shearing sheep find a new use for gardeners? We find out.
Presenter by Sybil Ruscoe and produced by Emma Campbell for BBC Audio in Bristol.
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- Tue 25 Aug 202005:45BBC Radio 4
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