28/10/2009
Dog attacks cost sheep farmers one million pounds a year, and our right to roam is being blamed. Anna Hill hears from a farmer whose flock was destroyed by a Rottweiler.
Dog attacks cost sheep farmers one million pounds a year, and our right to roam is being blamed. Anna Hill hears from a farmer whose flock was destroyed by a Rottweiler and a fighting dog.
Plus a cut-price version of the world's most prized meat could soon be at a supermarket near you; we visit the Yorkshire farmer who is breeding Japanese Wagyu cattle.
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- Wed 28 Oct 2009 05:45麻豆社 Radio 4
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