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Former suppliers to the turkey company Bernard Matthews say they'll lose millions of pounds in money owed, after a deal to sell the company meant the new owners won't take on its debts and pension liabilities. The firm's former owners - the investment firm Rutland Partners - turned down an offer from buyers to take on the liabilities. Rutland Partners says it 'invested significant funds into the Bernard Matthews business over the last three years' and was disappointed the firm had continued to struggle. We speak to one farmer who says he's owed 拢10,000 by Bernard Matthews but may not see any of that money back.

Vernon Harwood has been to the Dairy Show at the Royal Bath and West Showground where the talk among farmers is of the gap between the rising global price for milk, and what they're being paid by processors.

And - do we still need agricultural wages boards? Some landowners in Scotland want it scrapped.

Presented by Charlotte Smith and produced by Sally Challoner.