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Countryfile: 25/03/2012

25/03/2012

BBC One - Countryfile, 25/03/2012

Matt Baker and Julia Bradbury visit rural Leicestershire.

Matt Baker and Julia Bradbury visit rural Leicestershire. Plus John Craven finds out who the droughts are hurting most, and Adam Henson lets his cattle out into the fields.

Julia Bradbury and Matt Baker are in Middle England finding out what rural Leicestershire has to offer. Matt meets two young sisters who are keeping the family farming tradition alive. Julia heads over the border to Rutland to discover why wild birds need protection from the local otters, before sampling some of Leicestershire's finest foods. 

John Craven visits some of the driest parts of Britain to find out who the droughts are hurting the most. And, now the weather seems to be getting warmer, Adam Henson's letting some of his cattle out of their winter housing and back into the fields - much to their delight.

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