Net Zero farming, early disease warning for cereals, RABI to sell off care homes, lamb retail sales, farm consultants go it alone, farm classroom, & fly-tipping webcam surprise

The Farmers Weekly Podcast

One of farming's flagship charities has surprised its supporters by unveiling plans to sell off its residential care homes.
The Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution says it can better serve the farming community by using the money elsewhere.
Is it spring yet? How an early disease detection test for cereals can cut your fungicide bill for wheat.
On the markets lamb retail sales see record growth.
As 20 farm business consultants leave Strutt & Parker to set on their own as Ceres Rural, we ask what's going on?
Farm education makes history as 200,000 kids go back to school – and tune into a new TV show .
And we meet the farmer who got a shock when he downloaded the footage from a video camera he set up to catch fly-tippers.