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Farming Today: 01/05/20 Dueting with nightingales, impacts of lockdown on dairy industry, farming families in lockdown

01/05/20 Dueting with nightingales, impacts of lockdown on dairy industry, farming families in lockdown

BBC Radio 4 - Farming Today, 01/05/20 Dueting with nightingales, impacts of lockdown on dairy industry, farming families in lockdown

The latest on dairy farmers struggling because of the coronavirus lockdown.

The latest on dairy farmers struggling because of the coronavirus lockdown. And when nightingales sing.

Today we bring you the latest on dairy farmers struggling because of coronavirus lockdown.
We hear how farming families are coping with children at home.
And musician Sam Lee speaks to us from a Sussex woodland about his ‘singing with nightingales' springtime event, which this year will have to be a bit different.

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