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Low prices and high costs have led dairy farmers to consider giving up while others look to intensification and leave organic farming.
British strawberry growers are struggling to cover costs despite shelf prices rising by 11 per cent in the last year, prompting 12 million fewer plantings for next year.
Reader and Riverford co-owner Alice Lewthwaite on why she chooses to buy direct from a network of independent ethical businesses.
You might not know it, but traditional rice cultivation emits serious levels of greenhouse gases. Clare Hargreaves interviews a man working with rice farmers to get climate-friendlier rice onto British dinner plates.
Blueberry growers say low prices from supermarkets and cheaper fruit from Peru flooding the market means growing them in the UK is unsustainable.
Issue 12: Fairness and five years.
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