22/04/2010
Food importers are counting the cost and clearing the backlog after the Icelandic volcano. As planes take to the air once more Farming Today asks if the UK could be self sufficient.
Food importers are counting the cost and clearing the backlog after the Icelandic volcano. As planes take to the air once more, Farming Today asks if the UK could or should be self sufficient. Charlotte Smith re-visits the Castle in London, one of the planned 2,012 new growing plots in London that will be created for the 2012 Olympics. And workers who lost their jobs when Dairy Farmers of Britain collapsed have been awarded the right to claim compensation.
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