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Rebecca Audsley
Environment Team Leader and Principal Consultant at SAC Consulting (part of SRUC), and former lead of Scotland's Farming for a Better Climate programme.
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Oct 9, 2026
Business and Policy News Audio October 2026: Policy, cereal, beef, sheep and milk updates and a spotlight on Regenerative Agriculture.
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Brady StevensHOST
The ECIU warned that the effects of the dry summer could continue with farmers facing higher feed costs as winter forage is used earlier than planned.
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44:37Rebecca AudsleyGUEST
I'm a principal consultant and environmental team leader with SAC Consulting.
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44:48Rebecca AudsleyGUEST
We've been hearing the term regenerative agriculture or regen ag for short a lot more lately.
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44:55Rebecca AudsleyGUEST
Although the concept has been around for a while, there's been a steady and widening interest in regen ag principles and the potential benefits this approach could offer, whether that is in terms of soil health at field level or taking a much wider view in terms of the contribution to sustainability and cutting emissions across a product supply chain.
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45:16Rebecca AudsleyGUEST
With increasing flooding risk and water scarcity impacting both crop yields, livestock production, and farm infrastructure, our changing climate is also driving the need to take action with a healthy and protected soil providing some buffer against these severe weather challenges.
Business and Policy News Audio October 2026: Policy, cereal, beef, sheep and milk updates and a spotlight on Regenerative Agriculture.
44:20

Brady StevensHOST
The ECIU warned that the effects of the dry summer could continue with farmers facing higher feed costs as winter forage is used earlier than planned.
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44:37Rebecca AudsleyGUEST
I'm a principal consultant and environmental team leader with SAC Consulting.
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44:48Rebecca AudsleyGUEST
We've been hearing the term regenerative agriculture, or RegenAg for short, a lot more lately.
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44:55Rebecca AudsleyGUEST
Although the concept has been around for a while, there's been a steady and widening interest in RegenAg principles and the potential benefits this approach could offer, whether that is in terms of soil health at field level, or taking a much wider view in terms of the contribution to sustainability and cutting emissions across the product supply chain.
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45:16Rebecca AudsleyGUEST
With increasing flooding risk and water scarcity impacting both crop yields, livestock production and farm infrastructure, our changing climate is also driving the need to take action, with a healthy and protected soil providing some buffer against these severe weather challenges.
Policy Pathfinder: Farming for a Better Climate
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22:22

Alex PirieHOST
And Rebecca, how active was Farming for a Better Climate and where did it operate across the country?
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8:57Rebecca AudsleyGUEST
They were happy to open their doors and open their books to some extent to discussion groups and visiting farmers to learn more about what they did.
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Alex PirieHOST
And Rebecca, so looking back at the meetings that you had as part of the initiative, do you have a favourite meeting or most impactful piece of advice that you've given?
Thrill of The Hill - Policy Pathfinder: Farming for a Better Climate
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8:37Alex PirrieHOST
And Rebecca, how active was Farming for a Better Climate and where did it operate across the country?
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8:57Rebecca AudsleyGUEST
They were happy to open their doors and open their books to some extent to discussion groups and visiting farmers to learn more about what they did.
13 MINS LATER
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22:22Alex PirrieHOST
And Rebecca, so looking back at the meetings that you had as part of the initiative, do you have a favourite meeting or most impactful piece of advice that you've given?