Many dairy farmers are threatening to go out of business, claiming the price they're paid for their milk puts their future in the balance.

Can they actualy do anything about it and is it possible for farmers to take more control over their livelihoods?

That's exactly what 180 farmers in north Wales have done by becoming part Wales' largest dairy co-operative.

We follow the milk, from the cow, to South Caernarfon Creamery near Pwllheli, as it's turned into cheese, or taken in a pint bottle to the doorstep.

Country Focus - Sunday 25 February at 7.32am
(repeated 6.32pm Tuesday 27 February)

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