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12/05/2009

Anna Hill hears from a conservation award-winning farmer who argues for financial incentives to cull Magpies. But the RSPB argues there's no evidence that they affect songbird numbers. Plus why farmers are being urged to grow smaller turkeys for tougher financial times.

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