Countryfile - Season 28 Episode 25 -

Countryfile is in the East Midlands to discover in regards to the neighborhood's rural past and the revival of the River Trent. Matt Baker takes to the Trent in a kayak and meets Alan Henshaw from the atmosphere company who tells him about the effort to clean up the river. Matt sees for himself the upgrades in water best and habitat, before taking a commute to Calverton Fish Farm in Nottinghamshire. right here, Alan and his workforce instruct stocked fish easy methods to be 'wild' in precise tanks that force the fish to swim in opposition to a man-made present for food. Helen Skelton is in Rutland to satisfy master miller Nigel Moon. Nigel takes her on as apprentice for the day in his average windmill, some of the final within the vicinity. Helen then heads over the border to Leicestershire the place farmer Alan Hewson is reviving a a lot cherished, however long gone, regional cheese, Colwick - a favorite of agricultural employees up to now. Alan places its prize-profitable style right down to the rare breed red ballot cattle, a once common breed within the vicinity. Adam Henson is at the biggest agricultural show in the South West, The Royal bathtub and West. And John Craven launches 2016's photographic competition, with its theme From dawn till dusk. becoming a member of John on the judging staff are Dragons' Den's Deborah Meaden, comedian Rhona Cameron and natural world cameraman Simon King. Matt Baker additionally reveals the complete raised via income of 2015's calendar. Tom Heap discovers how a world well being main issue is impacting the battle towards Bovine TB.