Net Zero, red meat and livestock numbers, autumn Budget and capital gains tax, UK-NZ trade deal, mental health and RABI charity future, natural capital trading, & Britain's Fittest Farmers

In this episode, as the government launches its latest plan to tackle climate change, we ask whether the UK can reach Net Zero without reducing livestock numbers?

Could famers and rural businesses be clobbered by the Chancellor Rishi Sunak targeting capital gains tax in his imminent autumn budget?

Amid charity warnings of a mental health crisis among farming families, what is the future for the Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution?

How you can make natural capital pay on your farm – with the help of an online carbon trading platform.

And we crown the winners in our Britain''s Fittest Farmer competition.

This episode of the Farmers Weekly Podcast is co-hosted by Johann Tasker and Farmers Weekly executive editor Philip Clarke, with FW chief reporter Philip Case and FW community editor Lizzie McLaughlin.