Canadian Seal Cull
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The Canadians believe they have a great untapped cash crop just waiting to be exploited. Seal meat could help save their fishing industry and the Canadian government wants to convince the international community that seal culling is acceptable. First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 Farming Today on 2 September 1995 and later on News Hour on BBC World Service on 3 September 1995
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