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Countryfile: 04/10/2009

04/10/2009

BBC One - Countryfile, 04/10/2009

Plant expert James Wong meets the farmer growing turf for UK sporting events.

Matt Baker and Julia Bradbury are gig-racing in Newquay and John Craven investigates the anti-wind farm campaign. And the winner of the photographic competition is revealed.

Matt Baker and Julia Bradbury head for the Cornish resort of Newquay where they mark the end of the gig-racing season and reveal the overall winner of the Countryfile photographic competition. 

John Craven investigates whether anti-wind farm campaigners are standing in the way of the UK achieving its green energy targets. Plus Adam Henson gets a crash course in genetics as he goes shopping for rams and plant expert James Wong meets the turf farmer growing grass for some of the UK's premier sporting events.

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