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- Sep 29, 2026
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Farmers Weekly Podcast Ep 325: Sifting through the SFI wreckage - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)
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Farmers are ploughing up environmental features after thousands were shut out of the Sustainable Farming Incentive when funding ran out less than six hours after applications opened. In this episode of the Farmers Weekly Podcast, we hear from Lincolnshire farmer Charles Anyan as he returns buffer strips to wheat production following problems with his SFI application. See also: Sustainable Farming Incentive 2026: The haves and have-nots NFU vice-president Robyn Munt sets out what the union wants
Farmers Weekly Podcast Ep 324: SFI26 funding gone – what now? - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)
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Defra is under intense pressure after the £233m budget for the 2026 Sustainable Farming Incentive was exhausted just five hours and 48 minutes after applications opened. In this emergency episode of the Farmers Weekly Podcast, farmers describe technical problems that prevented them from submitting complete applications despite weeks of preparation – leaving some facing holes of more than £50,000 in their farm budgets. See also: £233m of SFI26 money all spent within matter of hours Farm business
Farmers Weekly Podcast Ep 322: Daniel Zeichner on life at Defra - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)
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In an exclusive interview with Farmers Weekly‘s Abi Kay, former farm minister Daniel Zeichner gives an extraordinary account of life inside Defra. Revelations include Mr Zeichner’s claim that as a minister he knew nothing about government plans to impose inheritance tax on farmers until after they were announced in the 2024 Budget. See also: Angela Eagle replaces Zeichner as Defra farming minister He says he was then “dutifully dispatched to defend” the policy to furious farmers. Mr Zeichner als
Farmers Weekly Podcast Ep 321: Farm rent cuts and pig crisis - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)
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Tenant farmers are being urged to seek rent reductions as difficult arable economics put pressure on farm businesses – but how far should landlords go to share the pain? This week, we examine calls for rent cuts of up to 20% and ask whether landlords and tenants need a new approach to negotiating rents during difficult years. See also: First impressions: Fendt 1100 MTs get more power and better cab We also investigate the secret workshops helping farmers protect themselves against increasingly s
Farmers Weekly Podcast Ep 320: River Wye pollution progress - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)
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In this episode, we examine new farm-level evidence suggesting phosphorus is coming into balance on farms in the River Wye catchment – and ask what it means for water pollution. We visit a field trial where precision breeding could make UK-grown soya commercially possible. See also: ‘It happens here’: Farming urged to confront domestic abuse We examine the continuing decline in cattle and sheep numbers, and run the rule over the latest livestock and arable markets. And we discover why some of Br
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