Big Cats and a golden eagle
What next for our woodlands - after promises there won't be a major sell-off in Wales? Are there too many eggs in our baskets - the UK poultry sector warns of over-production? And the rarest of birds making an exciting appearance in Ceredigion
Last updated: 06 February 2011
Country Focus - Sunday 6th February at 07.00am presented by Rachael Garside; repeated 5.30am Monday 7th February 2010
It's been a controversial issue in England where campaigners have been fearing the selling off of forests and woodlands but here in Wales this week the Rural Affair Affairs Minister, Elin Jones ordered the Forestry Commission to take a more commercial approach to managing Wales' woodlands. A decision cautiously welcomed by the Woodland Trust in Wales.
Welsh Farmers are being encouraged to diversify into on-farm composting. Wrap Cymru - the Waste and Resources Action Programme in Wales - says the market for compost is growing and they're promoting it as an alternative to chemical fertilisers.
Why the UK is facing an oversupply of eggs and what it means for producers and the consumer.
How shingle can protect our coastlines
And finally Big Cats have been spotted in Pembrokeshire and a Golden Eagle in the skies above Pontrhydygroes
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