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British farming is no longer being managed—it’s being redesigned. Behind the talk of "sustainability" and "food security" lies a brutal mathematical reality that is forcing farmers off their land. One morning, the tractor doesn't start, and the farmer doesn't get angry; he just starts calculating which field to stop planting next.

In this deep dive (10:15), we analyze the four critical issues threatening the backbone of the United Kingdom: from the outsourcing of food production to the controversial "Family Farm Tax."

📌 TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - The Farmer’s Calculation: Real farming vs. Policy brochures

01:30 - ISSUE 1: The Food Security Myth (Why we import 40%+)

03:15 - The Double Standard: Local regulation vs. Foreign imports

04:45 - ISSUE 2: Ideology over Expertise (The language of "Transitions")

06:00 - Arithmetic of Survival: Why 1/3 of UK farms are losing money

07:20 - ISSUE 3: The Death of Family Farms (The Inheritance Tax Trap)

08:40 - ISSUE 4: The Compliance Gap (Punishing producers, excusing leaders)

09:30 - CLIMAX: Why intentions don’t fill plates

10:00 - CONCLUSION: A warning for the future

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