The Farmers Guardian Podcast
The Farmers Guardian podcast brings you real farmer stories, the latest news and discussion about all the issues affecting the farming community. Listen on the go as the Farmers Guardian team talk through the latest issues across the dairy, livestock and arable sectors affecting your farming business, featuring special guests who share their personal experiences.
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This week, to mark Wool Month, FG"s Alex Black and Katie Fallon discuss the future fortunes of the British wool industry We also have a short chat with Alice Lennox from the Rare Breeds Survival Trust Message us
Farmers Guardian"s news and business team discuss the Labour, Lib Dem, Conservative and Reform UK party conferences, what was being discussed about agriculture and farmers" messages to Sir Keir Starmer. Message us
Being Amanda Owen: "I grew up with farming on a pedestal; farmers were guardians of the landscape"
Most of the country will know of Amanda Owen, the shepherdess who lives in the hills of the Yorkshire with nine children in tow, having watched them grow as a family over the years on popular TV programme, Our Yorkshire Farm. In this special episode, Amanda talks to Emily Ashworth, FG"s digital editor, about the future
Inspirational diversification projects and a look at the opportunities in renewables
Farmers Guardian’s news and business team discuss the best diversification projects they have reported on, a look at the current landscape for new farm enterprises and Bidwells’ Chris Thyer discusses the opportunities and challenges for solar and wind on-farm Message us
This week the FG team discuss the pros and cons of regenerative farming and whether it can boost the bottom line. We also chat to Kayleigh Robb a first gen farmer who has taken on a 10-year regen tenancy. Message us
New Defra Secretary Emma Reynolds and Reform UK conference: What does it mean for farming?
Following the reshuffle which saw Emma Reynolds take the reins at Defra, Farmers Guardian"s news team discuss the new team, what it means for farming and what we learned from the Reform UK conference. Message us