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You're listening to The Archers Omnibus from BBC Radio 4. Oh, leave the dishes now, Tom.

Yes, leave them.

Henry and Jack will put them away.

And get your coffee.

Great.

Thanks.

Oh, bless, Sarah and Nova,

wanted to go and check on the anchorses with Tony.

I think Natasha was hoping they might run off a bit of energy while they're outside.

Oh, they are lifewires, aren't they? They never stop.

No, they don't.

It doesn't last forever, this exhausting stage.

Good. I thought I might get some work done last night when they went to bed, but as soon as I sat down, I could feel my eyes closing. Work on a Saturday night? I still haven't had a chance to collect the veg box figures for the audit. Well, we're going to need them for tomorrow. Yeah, I know, I know. I'll do it tonight. Um, has the advisor given you any idea when we might get the results of the audit, Helen?

By the middle of the week should be. As long as she's got all the figures she needs. All right, I said I'd do it tonight. Well, it'll be interesting to see what they find. And whether it's anything we don't already know. I'm sure the results will be illuminating whatever they say. We'll see, won't we? Look, I know this is all new to us, but it really isn't so controversial. It's just a way for us to understand how our farm functions so we can work out how to make the most of it. That's all. Look at those brothers up in Edinburgh. That could be us. The ones who won that BBC Food and Farming Award? Yeah, that was impressive. Yeah, but their farm was struggling. Ours isn't. No, of course not.

But I just think... Go on. Well, for the last year, my focus has been on getting the dairy back on track after the sewage spill, and not just the dairy. Obviously, the whole farm was affected.

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