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Late night ramblings on everything agriculture - this serious yet light-hearted podcast will open your eyes to the world of agriculture.Whether it's farming, tractors, agribusiness, diversification, arable, livestock, land management, food production or simply the countryside…
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Ep.42 Sam Colebatch "I'm doing my dream job" (opens the original)
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Join me as I talk to Sam Colebatch of Russells. Russells has been serving the Yorkshire farming community since 1849 when George Russell the son of a blacksmith began designing and manufacturing horse drawn ploughs, harrows, and seed drills at premises in the Village of Great Edstone. Sam takes me through his experience in machinery sales and explains to me why he wouldn’t want to do anything else. www.russells.uk.com
EP. 41 David Wheatley "I was 100% sure we were going bankrupt" (opens the original)
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Social Media is transforming the relationship the public haswith growers & producers across the world and, from his own little corner of Cambridgeshire, David Wheatley is reaching millions with his unscripted, heart warming snippets of farm life. In our conversation, he explains the ups & downs of ‘goingviral’ and what it has all meant for the farm business. You can find his content across the following channels andhis website at: www.petitepeonys.co.uk YouTube @davidwheatley3938 Instagram @peti
Ep.40 Sarah Morris "...we basically exist to amplify rural voices." (opens the original)
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In a world where data is king and government policy is very often informed by what we think and do as citizens, making sure all views from all backgrounds and localities are represented is vital. This is particularly true in rural communities when it can sometimes feel as though each and every decision is only shaped around the needs of towns & cities. Sarah Morris co-founded Fieldmouse Research Agency to shift the conversation, creating a team dedicated to finding those previously untapped view
Ep.39 Robin Asquith "Ey up Roland" (opens the original)
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A walk round Camphill Village Trust in Botton Village, North Yorkshire with Robin Asquith, Head of the Natural Environment at Botton. This unique village exists to meet a very specific purpose and I was delighted to meet many residents and workers on the farm during my visit, not to mention its stunning location and a taste of some award winning cheeses!Please do visit their website to see the incredible work they do.https://www.camphillvillagetrust.org.uk/
Ep.38 Richard Negus "We are conservationists as hedge layers. That is our job" (opens the original)
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Today’s chat is with hedge layer and author Richard Negus. Richard’s no nonsense approach typifies many who work the land and it’s perhaps this honesty that makes his book ‘Words from the Hedge’ such a good read. If you have an interest in conservation, it’s an important view literally from the ground up.
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