Farming in Five: Donald Trump sends Starmer damning indictment on IHT, Farm shops targeted as shoplifting figures hit record numbers and UK's reliance on imports could drive 'climateflation'.

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Farming in Five: Young farmer dies in collision after attending Royal Welsh Show, UFU urges careful consideration of cover crops under Farming with Nature scheme and the Scottish Future Farming Investment Scheme has been welcomed but shortfalls have been criticised. 

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Farming in Five:  The Wales Woman Farmer of the Year Award was announced at the Royal Welsh show, the government have pleaded to holidays makers that they 'Don't bring back food to UK' as foot-and-mouth disease risk remains high and  funding for educational visits as part of the Capital Grants offer has been welcomed by the Soil Association.

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Farming in Five: UK-India trade deal could be the start of a 'Brexit dividend' for food exports, a fourth case of bluetongue has been confirmed in England and farm attractions urged to tighten safety for school holiday visitors after parasite leaves dozens ill. 

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As farm safety week continues, the Ulster Farmers' Union is calling on all farmers to put their safety first, AHDB has confirmed Janet Swadling will take up the role of interim chief executive, M&S has said it is worried the IHT draft legislation could 'discourage' new entrants and HMRC has praised the role of an analyst who helped ministers bring forward the proposed legislation. 

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In today's Farming in Five, Farm Safety Week continues: 'That day my luck ran out' - Dairy farmer loses eyesight after chemical splash, IHT draft legislation sees the Gov 'incapable of listening' to farmers and Arla has been urged to seriously consider a proposal which could see its North Yorkshire creamery remain open. 

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Farming is still the UK's most dangerous profession, opportunities for farm diversifications arise as Gen Z look for staycations and Wales' new farming policy dominated the opening speeches at the Royal Welsh Show yesterday.

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Distressing anti-dairy cinema advert banned, inheritance tax is yet to hit farm sales as the land market takes a further dip, and safety must be the first thing farmers think about as Farm Safety week begins today. 

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In today's Farming in Five the Welsh Government unveils its new SFS will be available from January 1 and a new report shows milk prices increased 11% on average for 2024. 

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In today's Farming in Five, farmers have reacted angrily to Chris Packham's comments on farming, Hawkstone's debut television advert is pulled from air and farmers supplying Muller's Skelmersdale site are set to receive new contracts following new £45m investment

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In today's Farming in Five, two Welsh shearers have teamed up to set a new British record, drought measures have been extended and a bluetongue update

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In today's Farming in Five, news and business reporter Mia Willemsen takes a look at concerns in farmer's mental health, George Eustice on the EU reset and a look at the role of data in dairy.

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In today's Farming in Five, deputy editor Alex Black takes a look at the warning over mental health from the Farming Community network, concerns from ex-Defra Secretary George Eustice of the impact of the EU reset, hopes for keeping the Arla Settle factory open and the future of rural post offices.

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In today's Farming in Five, news and business reporter Mia Willemsen discusses a new report which suggests half of farmers in York and North Yorkshire are not making a sustainable profit, the focus on profitability on the show and, keeping on the same theme, the discussions around making regen ag pay at Groundswell.

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Farming in Five: Wales' First Minister Eluned Morgan and Labour MP Julia Berkley have come under fire this week for comments made about the farming industry. However, there is better news for Welsh farmers, as the Government unveils its latest rural crime strategy.

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As another heatwave heats the UK, farmers reveal their fears about the impact of climate change on their businesses. Changes to employer laws could see growers forced to pay all Seasonal Worker Scheme costs and 192 'Pink Ladies' take to the road in a record-breaking run for breast cancer

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On this episode of Farming in Five, Farmers Guardian reporter Chris Brayford discusses the latest on livestock worrying and the The Dogs (Protection of Livestock) (Amendment) Bill.

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On this episode of Farming in Five, Farmers Guardian reporter Chris Brayford discusses the latest on a trial involving the death of three-year-old Daniel Twigg at a farm in Rochdale who was killed by 'dangerous dogs'.

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In today's Farming in Five, head of news and business Alex Black discusses a year of Labour Government and the reopening of Capital Grants

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On this episode of Farming in Five, Farmers Guardian reporter Chris Brayford discusses Gordon and Buchan MP Harrier Cross urging Sir Keir Starmer to reverse the family farm tax during PMQs.

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Farming in Five: Irrigation rules have been updated amid rising drought fears; an egg producer wins Court of Appeal ruling forcing Government to back down on APR and Clarkson's Farm star Charlie Ireland explains he is becoming an ambassador for Motor Neurone Disease 

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On this episode of Farming in Five, Farmers Guardian takes a look at whether the UK is equipped to feed a nation if it is to fight a war on the British Isles, Chancellor Rachel Reeves faced with headache as rural Labour MPs back farmers' calls for change on Inheritance Tax, and Glastonbury Festival is to take a break next year to avoid causing irreparable damage to the working pastures of Worthy Farm.

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In today's Farming in Five, head of news and business Alex Black discusses the CLA's calls for a rethink on Inheritance Tax changes following the Government's u-turn on welfare benefits, supermarkets are urged to make it easier to buy British apples and pears and the Livestock Auctioneers' Association (LAA) has announced the appointment of Alastair Brown to the newly created position of policy and strategy officer.

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In today's Farming in Five, head of news and business Alex Black takes a look at Farmers Guardian's exclusive regenerative agriculture survey, free vet visits for livestock farmers and what is driving the rise in cottage cheese sales?

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On part two of this episode of Farming in Five, Farmers Guardian reporter Chris Brayford looks back to when Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced changes to Inheritance Tax in the Autumn Budget and law firm Collyer Bristow announces farmers are seeking to take the Government to High Court over an alleged 'failure' to consult with the farming sector prior to reforming Agricultural and Business Property Relief. Efra chair Alistair Carmichael speaks to Chris on part two of the episode to discuss Efra's report calling on Government to pause, consult and rethink reforming Inheritance Tax.

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