Livestock Traceability, Flooding, Goat Milk Soap
DEFRA Minister George Eustice explains why England needs a new system to improve livestock traceability, but John Armour from the National Farmers Union in Scotland is unimpressed.
DEFRA Minister George Eustice tells Caz Graham why England needs a new system to improve livestock traceability, but John Armour from the National Farmers Union maintains that more could be done to involve Scotland in the shaping and developing of this system. Ben Jackson reports on the effect of flooding on farming in Leicestershire, and Clare Worden goes to meet someone who makes soap from goat's milk.
Producer: Toby Field.
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