The Farmers Weekly Podcast

Farm input costs are priority for Efra committee chairman, science and gene-editing, bovine tuberculosis vaccination, & Icelandic-style yoghurt production

May 29, 2022

48:49

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Organic Purists Don't Like Jean Editing

04:51

Science for Sustainable Agriculture

04:50

The Government Wants to Stop Granting New Badger Culling Licenses

04:51

Introduction

3min

Plant Breeding Is a Great Idea

3min

Agriculture and the Environment

5min

Science for Sustainable Agriculture

5min

Organic Purists Don't Like Jean Editing

5min

What Is Sustainable Intensification?

4min

Farm Veterinary Practice - Is the Animal Insured?

4min

The Farmer's Weekly Pord Cast

3min

The Government Wants to Stop Granting New Badger Culling Licenses

5min

10.

Vaccinating Badgers in East Sussex?

2min

11.

The Sotof Methodology Could Make a Small Difference

4min

12.

The Future of Dairy Production

5min

In this episode – farmer and MP Robert Goodwill outlines his priorities as chairman of the committee which scrutinises the government's farming policies for England.

A new group calls for science to lead the debate when making farm policy decisions.

On the markets, we have all the latest commodity prices.

New rules make it easier to vaccinate badgers against bovine tuberculosis.

And we visit the Yorkshire dairy farm making Icelandic style yogurt.

This episode of the Farmers Weekly Podcast is co-hosted by Johann Tasker and Surrey farmer Hugh Broom with Farmers Weekly acting deputy livestock Charlotte Cunningham

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