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There are calls for Wales to become a 'forest nation', as more homegrown timber would help cut carbon emissions from the building industry. But will tenant farmers end up as collateral damage in the rush to plant trees?
Almost 30% of agricultural land in Wales is tenanted, and most tenancy agreements restrict farmers from planting trees. We hear how short-term tenancies don鈥檛 work well with long-term carbon capture plans.
As part of our week on poultry, Sarah Swadling finds out about 'pastured' or 'pasture raised' eggs from a farmer in mid Devon.

Presented by Caz Graham and produced by Beatrice Fenton.