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Coronavirus: Flowers left to rot amid European farming crisis

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April 25, 2020

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Fields full of flowers that no body wants and thousands of euros worth of cheese slowly going off. Just two examples of the impact coronavirus is having on the farming sector in Europe.

But one farm may just have found a temporary solution.

Adam Parsons went to take a look.

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