07/06/2010
Genetically modified potatoes will be planted in Norfolk this week. Caz Graham hears this contentious technology could save global agriculture billions of pounds.
Genetically modified potatoes will be planted in Norfolk this week. Scientists at the Sainsbury laboratory tell Caz Graham this contentious technology could save global agriculture billions of pounds.
And Farming Today visits Harper Adams University College where research suggests cows may prefer being housed indoors, rather than grazing in a field.
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