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Farming: Co-operatives at the Crossroads: 2: What Kind of Service?

BBC One
on BBC One London

Introduced by Henry Fell

David Richardson visits East Anglia and continues his examination into the present-day role of farm co-operatives in Britain.
How wide a range of services and facilities should a co-operative offer? Should a group specialise in supplying the farmer, or selling his produce?
(From Birmingham)

Contributors

Presenter:
Henry Fell
Reporter:
David Richardson
Director:
Andrew Meikle
Producer:
Michael Marshall
Source: Radio Times

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