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Author Topic: BBC4 9.00pm 15/04/09 mud sweat and tractors the story of milk  (Read 362 times)
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« on: April 16, 2009, 09:24:48 AM »

I was called mud sweat and tractors it is a 4 part series about agriculture and horticulture from 1900 through to today
The other programs are about wheat, beef and horticulture


the first program was about milk production, it is a documentary and it was factual as a lot of the things discussed i can remember my Farther talking about and also i remember the 1980-1993 when i was involved in the farm OK 1980 to 1986 was for pocket money feeding the calves before going to school after that i was on the farm.
It really shows why the farmers did what they did and also the effects after the Milk Marketing Board was broken up ( we stopped farming just before this 1993)

here is a link to the program

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00jwcb1/Mud_Sweat_and_Tractors_The_Story_of_Agriculture_Milk/
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