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Farming Today: No-Deal Brexit Trade, Reducing Antibiotics on Dairy Farms, Fly-tipping in Woodlands

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No-Deal Brexit Trade, Reducing Antibiotics on Dairy Farms, Fly-tipping in Woodlands

BBC Radio 4 - Farming Today, No-Deal Brexit Trade, Reducing Antibiotics on Dairy Farms, Fly-tipping in Woodlands

We hear what could happen to farmers exporting lamb in the event of a 'no-deal Brexit'.

The programme hears what could happen to farmers exporting lamb under World Trade Organisation rules in the event of a 'no-deal Brexit'.

We hear what could happen for farmers exporting lamb under World Trade Organisation rules with a No Deal Brexit.
A trial has been launched limit the use of antibiotics in dairy cows. The scheme is being run by the Welsh government's rural development programme and is being trialled at a farm in Wrexham.
The Woodland Trust is calling for tougher sanctions against those who fly tip, after the cost of clear-ups on their land over the last five years topped £1 million. 
A town in Wales has declared a 'climate emergency'. Machynlleth hopes that the designation will help it to dramatically reduce its carbon footprint.

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