04/05/2011
Food prices could increase for shoppers if crops fail because of dry weather. Anna Hill learns what farmers are all doing to cope with the conditions.
Food prices could increase for shoppers if crops fail because of dry weather. The Met Office says it's the warmest April on record for the UK. Anna Hill hears from sheep, vegetable and cereal farmers who are all taking extra steps to ensure the warm weather doesn't get the better of them or their businesses.
Producer: Angela Frain.
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- Wed 4 May 2011 05:45麻豆社 Radio 4
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