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The Jack Jay Show
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Farming Today
Study compares greenhouse gas emissions from lab grown meat with meat from farms
Could meat from the farm be more environmentally friendly than meat grown in a lab?
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Farming Today
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The latest news about food, farming and the countryside from BBC Radio 4.
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