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The Farmers Weekly Podcast

The Farmers Weekly Podcast
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'Car-crash' Coffey vs 'Slick' Starmer at NFU conference, Sustainable Farming Incentive, tenant farming prospects, Rock review, small abattoirs, red meat exports, & Young Farmer awards

over 2 years ago

Clarkson's Farm 2 – our verdict, what future for UK regenerative agriculture? Scotland's farm policy vacuum, NFU conference preview, winter fodder prices, AHDB spending plans for cereals and oilseeds, & farm invention competition

over 2 years ago

Fury and frustration at £1m farm arson attack, cost of living crisis hits farm incomes, beef and lamb prices, Animal Health Pathway update, bovine TB, & pea growers celebrate Valentine's Day

over 2 years ago

How to grow a world record wheat crop, tree planting v food production, agri-food exports, cheap food, FW Question Time, DairyTech & milk prices, farm minister Mark Spencer, & Clarkson's Farm returns – should Clarkson be cancelled?

over 2 years ago

Farmers Weekly Question Time: Harper Adams University - Farmers Weekly Question Time

over 2 years ago

New environmental payments for farmers, NFU job losses and regional restructuring – will it work? Farmers combat river pollution, & cookbook raises money for farm charity

over 2 years ago

Soil health, beef and sheep challenges, grain storage, energy prices, farm jobs for young Brits abroad, & win £50 with our Commodity Cashback competition

over 2 years ago

LAMMA 2023 - Farm machinery special, supply chain bounces back from Covid, electric tractors, restored John Deere, & Young Engineer of the Year Award

over 2 years ago

New payment rates for Sustainable Farming Incentive, nitrogen fertiliser alternatives, Oxford farming conferences, farm environment groups, & MBE for farm safety campaigner

over 2 years ago

Prospects for farming in 2023 – including combinable crops, dairy and beef, with a special focus on the importance of soil health and regenerative agriculture

over 2 years ago