Najlepsze podcasty z kategorii: Red Meat Radio (2024)

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31/10/2024 - The Budget: inheritance tax will apply to farms from April 2026 13:42

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We look at how the Budget affects agriculture and farming businesses. Inheritance tax will apply to farms from April 2026. The National Farmers' Union tells us farming is being "bled dry" and has "nothing left to give".The Minister for Food Security and Rural Affairs, Daniel Zeichner, has confirmed that next year's farming budget for England remain…

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30/10/24 Budget preview, environmental targets, soil health on dairy farm, pumpkins 13:46

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Labour's first Budget for 14 years will be delivered by the Chancellor Rachel Reeves today. The treasury's confirmed a 6.7% increase in the national living wage for UK workers over the age of 21 and the national minimum wage for those aged between 18 and 20 will also rise by £1.40 per hour. It's one decision that could impact farming businesses. We…

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29/10/24 Hedgehogs on red list, soil survey in Northern Ireland, wet weather and grape harvest 13:45

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Hedgehogs have been moved up the red list of threatened species by the International Union for Conservation. The IUCN says the European Hedgehog is in worrying and widespread decline, and it has moved it from "least concern" to "near threatened". We ask the Mammal Society why hedgehogs are a cause for concern. All week we're digging down into the s…

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28/10/24 - Salmon deaths, mink eradication and soil 12:02

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A rise in sea temperatures is being blamed for the death of more than a million fish on salmon farming sites. MOWI - the company that runs the sites - says increased sea temperatures in the last 2 years led to an influx of jellyfish and algae, which harmed the fish. But campaigners say having large numbers of salmon concentrated in once place is th…

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26/10/24 Farming Today This Week: greenhouse gas emissions from livestock, illegal meat imports, alpaca spit test, white maize 24:54

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This week we are focusing on livestock and their impact on climate change. We hear about the concerns over the number of livestock here in the UK, and find out how farmers are reducing emissions by growing cattle faster or breeding sheep to burp less. A BBC freedom of information request has revealed that the amount of illegal meat seized by border…

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25/10/24 - Neonics, reducing emission from dairy and PYO pumpkins 13:59

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Following an application from farmers for the emergency use of a neonicotinoid pesticide on next year's sugar beet crop the Government has told Farming Today that it will ban neonics, but that a decision on this application will be taken 'in line with legal requirements'. We understand that that means farmers may get permission this time - but not …

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24/10/24 - Reducing emissions from beef, diversity training in farming, cattle sold as no one to take on farm 13:41

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This week we are focusing on livestock and their impact on climate change. We've heard about the concerns over the number of livestock here in the UK, and today we find out how beef farmers are reducing emissions by growing cattle faster. An online course has been launched to raise awareness of the importance, and lack of, diversity in UK agricultu…

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23/10/24 - Bird of prey deaths, ruminant emissions and spitting alpacas 14:08

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The RSPB says more than 1,300 protected birds of prey have been killed across the UK over the past 15 years. The Birdcrime report blames rogue gamekeepers who, it claims, are more concerned about protecting the gamebirds on their shooting estates. But the British Association for Shooting and Conservation says its members have "absolutely zero toler…

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22/10/24 - Unspent flood money, low emission sheep, seasonal workers and bison calves 13:56

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Less than 5% of a £50 million fund promised to farmers who were hit by last winter's floods, has been paid out. The Farming Recovery Fund was set-up by the previous government to support farmers whose land had been damaged by floodwater during Storm Babet and Storm Henk. But figures revealed by a Freedom of Information request submitted by the Farm…

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21/10/24 - Budget concerns for farming and the environment, emissions from livestock 11:47

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We hear warnings from the Country Land and Business Association that changing tax rules for farms could close many down. The RSPB says any cuts to the farming budget would put nature and climate targets at risk. To start our week looking at greenhouse gas emissions from livestock, we speak to Professor Sir Charles Godfrey of the Oxford Martin Schoo…

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19/10/24 - Farming Today This Week: Biodiversity COP, UK wine and organic milk shortages 24:43

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The UK is in danger of violating international agreements on restoring nature, according to The Wildlife Trusts. It says the upcoming COP 16 on biodiversity is a crucial chance for the Government to demonstrate how it will meet targets to halt and reverse the decline of nature by 2030. As the grape harvest gets underway, we take a deep dive into a …

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18/10/24 - COP 16, soil microbes, wine tourisim 14:05

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The UK is in danger of violating international agreements on restoring nature, that's according to the Wildlife Trusts. The Trusts' chief executive, Craig Bennet, tells us next week's COP 16 on biodiversity is a crucial chance for the Government to demonstrate how it will meet targets. Tom Heap explores the microscopic world of microbes, including …

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17/10/24 - Review of Defra's rules, decline in the beef herd, wine harvest 14:08

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The government has announced that Defra should be a 'key economic growth department' and has ordered a review into its regulations and regulators. That's been welcomed by some, like the Country Land and Business Association, which says ministers need 'a laser like focus on identifying and removing the barriers to economic growth in the countryside'…

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16/10/24 Bluetongue restrictions, champagne producers in Kent, organic milk 14:12

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Bluetongue disease continues to affect livestock across England, and into Wales. The virus, which can be fatal to sheep, is transmitted by biting midges, which breed in warm temperatures. Over the last few weeks, DEFRA has increased the areas where animal movements are restricted. We speak to a breeder in Suffolk whose pedigree flock is under lockd…

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15/10/24 - Renewable community benefits, English sparking wine, grassland payments 14:08

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New energy infrastructure projects like solar and wind farms don't always go down well with local communities. But what if people living nearby got cheaper energy bills or even owned shares in the development? When asked about new energy infrastructure last month, the Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, said he wants to "do deals with local people so the…

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14/10/24 - Harvest 2024, eco-friendly twine, UK wine 11:50

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The 2024 wheat harvest is the second worst since records began in 1983, according to DEFRA. That won't be much of a surprise to famers across the country who have battled wet weather which has destroyed some crops and disrupted planting plans and harvest. What will it mean for farm businesses and consumers? We visit a trial in Cornwall which is tes…

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12/10/24 Farming Today This Week: charges for inspections at abattoirs, beef prices, slurry spreading in Wales, water management 24:55

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Proposals for abattoirs to take on more of the cost of vets and meat inspectors are 'excessive and dangerous' according to the meat industry. The Association of Independent Meat suppliers or AIMS which represents both big and small slaughterhouses, says the Food Standards Agency's plan to remove or reduce the discount offered to smaller abattoirs r…

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11/10/24 - Employment rights, beavers, Welsh slurry spreading rules 13:59

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The government has published its Employment Rights Bill - so what will it mean for farmers and the staff who work for them? Its key proposals include protection against unfair dismissal from day one, flexible working, improved rights for sick pay, bereavement and parental leave, and a move to regulate zero hours contracts. Most of the planned chang…

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10/10/24 Threat of the bark beetle to UK forestry, seabed damage in protected areas, re-wiggling rivers 14:07

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How best to stop the spread of a tiny beetle that could have a huge impact on the future health and profits of UK forestry? From the end of this month all new planting of spruce, with a handful of exceptions, will be banned across much of the south east of England. The restrictions form part of the Government's plans to control the bark beetle, a p…

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09/10/24 - Natural capital report, Thames Water reservoir, beef prices 14:11

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We cannot achieve food security or climate stability without restoring nature according to a new report from Natural England, which outlines the value of the natural world to our society and our economy. The State of Natural Capital Report says the wildlife and countryside in England should be seen as a 'National Wealth Service' - an economic asset…

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08/10/24 - Cell-cultivated protein, natural flood management, Dartmoor wild camping 14:18

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More than a million pounds is being given by the Government to the Food Standards Agency, to decide what needs to be put in place to ensure new, "cell-cultivated" foodstuffs will be safe to eat. We hear from the FSA's Chief Scientific Advisor. The long-running case about whether the public can 'wild camp' on Dartmoor, will be heard in the Supreme C…

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07/10/24 Charges for abattoir inspections, water management 12:03

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Plans to get abattoirs to take on more of the cost of vets and meat inspectors are "excessive and dangerous" according to the meat industry. The Association of Independent Meat Suppliers, (AIMS) which represents both big and small slaughterhouses, says the Food Standards Agency's proposal to remove or reduce the discount offered to smaller abattoir…

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05/10/24 Farming Today This Week: 'Poultry police', dairy recruitment crisis, imported carrots, deer. 24:55

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Poultry keepers say they can't access government websites to register their birds. From 1st October anyone who keeps birds has to register with the Animal and Plant Health Agency, to help with monitoring bird flu outbreaks, even those with just one or two chickens. Failure to comply could mean a fine of £2,500. However bird owners who've tried to r…

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04/10/24 Poultry register, fishing and offshore wind farms, TB in deer 14:14

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Poultry keepers say they can't access government websites to register their birds. From 1st October anyone who keeps birds has to register with the Animal and Plant Health Agency, to help with monitoring bird flu outbreaks, even those with just one or two chickens. Failure to comply could mean a fine of £2,500. However bird owners who've tried to r…

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03/10/24 - Crisis in dairy recruitment, deer damage to trees, imported carrots 14:13

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Dairy farmers are finding it a real struggle to recruit new staff, according to the farmer-owned dairy coop Arla. They spoke to nearly 500 UK dairy farmers and just under 90% of them said they had advertised jobs and had few or no applicants at all. So what’s holding young people back from a life working with dairy cows in a career that can also in…

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02/10/24 Flood task force, Conservative party conference, farmed deer. 14:04

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There's been more flooding across the country. Last winter saw the wettest period since records began in the 1830s and government figures show that more than a third of river catchments in England have reported either the wettest, or second wettest September to August period since 1871. We catch up with two farmers whose farms are flooded and the N…

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Plant-Based Morning Show: Our Final Episode 1:00:20

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Thursday, September 5th. Yes, it's true; this is the last episode of the Plant-Based Morning Show — thanks for listening to the show and being a part of this incredible community! In this final episode we talk about: Weather report: Working out only one or two days a week can be just as good as five Beyond Meat to Launch New Steak as It Focuses on …

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Plant-Based Morning Show: USDA's New School Lunch Guidelines Benefit Plant-Based Kids 38:47

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Wednesday, September 4th. In this episode we talk about: Weather report: Dole hosts banana-eating contest, peanut shells could replace cellulose in alt-meat production, study links heme iron consumption to diabetes New USDA Rules Mean More Options for Vegan, Vegetarian Students and Those with Milk Allergies () Tune in live every weekday at 11am to …

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Plant-Based Morning Show: 83 Hot Dogs in 10 Minutes 38:08

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Tuesday, September 3rd. In this episode we talk about: Impossible Foods-sponsored Joey Chestnut eats 83 hot dogs in 10 minutes: () Weather report: Vegan Nutella to launch across Europe on Tuesday, "air protein" earns self-affirmed GRAS status, Krispy Kreme UK adds 3 new vegan flavors, Coca-Cola not on track to meet sustainability goals Tune in live…

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Plant-Based Morning Show: Should Ultra-Processed Foods Be Taxed, Even When that Includes Plant-Based Meats? 43:11

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Wednesday, August 21st. In this episode we talk about: Weather report: New study finds choosing plant fats over animal fats reduces heart disease and mortality risk, Wild Earth launches first nutritionally complete plant-based cat food, US Open aims to increase vegan options 53% of Brits Want Taxes on Ultra-Processed Food, But Separating Them from …

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Plant-Based Morning Show: Man and Sons 'Cheat' on Religious Wife's Vegetarian Diet 38:08

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Tuesday, August 20th. In this episode we talk about: Weather report: Study finds low-vegan diet better than Mediterranean for weight loss, Mr. Charlie's closes Venice Beach location, Tesco recalls melt-in-the-middle vegan burgers Man 'Cheating' on Religious Wife's Vegetarian Diet Backed Online () Tune in live every weekday at 11am to watch on or on…

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Plant-Based Morning Show: Lab-Grown Coffee, Cocoa, Spices, Cotton, and More!? 40:07

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Thursday, August 15th. In this episode we talk about: Weather report: Lewis Hamilton sparks backlash with camel-riding photo, Upside Foods sues Florida over cultivated meat ban, Coca-Cola and Oreo partner on cookies and soda collab Catch Compassion at PETA's Most Vegan-Friendly Ballparks of 2024 ( Coffee Without Beans, Chocolate Without Cocoa — The…

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Plant-Based Morning Show: How Do You Get People to Crave More Beans? 41:05

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Wednesday, August 14th. In this episode we talk about: Weather report: UK air travelers choosing more vegan and healthier options before flying, new food-labeling bill in Chile targets "simulated food," Beyond's Q2 numbers are an improvement but still aren't good How to Make a Nation of Meat Eaters Crave the Humble Bean () Tune in live every weekda…

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Plant-Based Morning Show: Impossible Foods Opens First Brick and Mortar Pop-Up 36:36

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Tuesday, August 13th. In this episode we talk about: Weather report: British Veterinary Association okays vegan diets for dogs, Ariana Grande eats vegan wings on Hot Ones, plant-based rugby match Impossible Foods Opens First Brick and Mortar Concept () World's First Vegan Tabletop Gaming Company Launches Vegan 'Cards Against Humanity' () Tune in li…

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Outlier Chats: Controlling Your Microbiome to Control Your Health with Leo Grady 45:52

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In today's episode, Matt Tullman sits down with Leo Grady, the founder and CEO of Jona, to discuss how understanding your gut microbiome can unlock a whole new level of control of your health.

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Outlier Chats: Transforming Healthcare with Andrew Lacy 42:09

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In today's episode, Complement CEO Matt Tullman sits down with Andrew Lacy, founder of Prenuvo. Learn how early detection can transform the way you approach your health.

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Thursday, June 27th. In this episode we talk about: Weather report: Another new reports suggests plant-based meats are better than animal meats for heart health, NBA star Jalen Brown says he went vegan at age 24 and it was life-changing, McDonald's president admits McPlant was a failure in US Quorn's Mycoprotein to Be Blended with Animal Pork and S…

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