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14/05/2009

Charlotte Smith finds out whether farmers are to blame for declining numbers of farmland birds in the south of England.

And, as farmers struggle sell the fleeces from their sheeps' back, Charlotte finds out how the decline of wool carpets and coats has led to a diverse range of new uses for wool.

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Thu 14 May 200905:45
BBC Radio 4

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