12/01/2010
Farmers face dead livestock and a downturn in business due to the big freeze. One farmshop owner says the weather has proved catastrophic for his livelihood.
News and issues in rural Britain with Anna Hill.
Farmers face dead livestock and a downturn in business due to the big freeze. One farmshop owner says the weather has proved catastrophic for his livelihood. But while they struggle to cope with the current temperatures, what impact will climate change have on farming in the future?
And a fisherman reveals how his industry is supporting England's first maritime Conservation Coast at Lundy, off the coast of Devon.
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