06/05/2009
Anna Hill reports on yet more price cuts for dairy farmers and ticket sales for the final Royal Show, which are up by more than 50 per cent.
Some dairy farmers are facing yet another cut in the price they get for their milk. First Milk, the largest dairy farmer cooperative in the UK, has cut what it pays its farmers, by one pence per litre.
Anna Hill also reports on a 50 per cent rise in ticket sales for what will be the final Royal Show.
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