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Leaked papers from Brussels suggest farmers may be forced to set aside land for wildlife in future. Charlotte Smith also hears subsidies for farmers may dramatically reduce. The RSPB welcomes the return to setting aside land for wildlife, while the National Farmers Union fears that may compromise food production.

The best crop of apples for a decade means 40 percent of what we eat will be UK grown - up from 37 percent last year. Industry experts say despite the suitable climate self-sufficiency is not likely. Charlotte Smith goes to Brogdale National Fruit Collection to see how new varieties have been developed to increase fruit production.

The Royal Show could be revived after closing in 2009 due to years of financial losses. But other agricultural shows have seen the benefit of increased visitor numbers since the Royal's demise. Farming Today asks those behind the plans if a Royal Show is still needed.

Presented by Charlotte Smith. Produced by Anne-Marie Bullock.