Jeremy: £90.000 gone because of the weather. So where are the costs, because how much... Here are the costs then, so we spent £14.000 on seed. £34.000 on fertilizer and £20.000 on sprays.
Charlie: So, £68.601. And then there's £68.457 of costs. That's Kaleb, that's the machinery. So you've made £144 profit from the arable farm.
Jeremy: So farming seven days a week for a year, on a 1000-acre farm has generated an income of £144?
Charlie: Correct. Fortunately, at the moment, we have this subsidy. When that goes...
Jeremy: What are farmers going to do? I mean, honestly, what are they going to do? The ones who don't have Amazon firm crews following them around and Who Wants to Be a Millionaire to top up the income? I mean, what do you do when the subsidy starts to go down?
Charlie: There will be... there gonna be a sea change to the rurally, you know, the countryside. There's be 30 percent less farmers, probably.