25/09/2009
England's hedgerows are disappearing, and farmers are being blamed. Charlotte Smith hears that 16,000 miles of hedgerows have been lost since 1999.
England's hedgerows are disappearing, and farmers are being blamed. Charlotte Smith hears that 16,000 miles of hedgerows have been lost since 1999.
Plus concern over E.coli on open farms is causing the public to stay away. We hear from a farmer who insists it is safe to bring children to visit farm animals.
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- Fri 25 Sep 2009 05:45麻豆社 Radio 4
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