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Your Farm and Mine is the podcast that takes you out into the cattle sheds, the lambing pens, and the rolling fields, as Eve Blair meets the farmers and families who live the rhythms of the land every day across Northern Ireland.
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Farm Technology, Harry Ferguson, and Open Farms (opens the original)
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Shannon Porter joins Eve Blair in the studio to discuss all things farming, from the growing role of technology in agriculture to the importance of Open Farm Weekend in showcasing the work of local farmers, particularly family-run businesses, and strengthening connections between producers and the public. Plus, Eve heads to Annahilt to meet John Barron and hear about the development of the Harry Ferguson Museum and its role in celebrating the area's rich agricultural heritage.
Climate Change, The Storytelling Project and Celebrity Livestock (opens the original)
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Shannon Porter joins Eve Blair in the studio for a chat about all things farming, from the journey towards net zero in the agri-food sector to the Justlandz storytelling project, which is helping to shape the future of farming in Fermanagh. Plus, Eve visits Hollow Farm in Downpatrick, where animals are trained for starring roles in television and film, and discovers how their four-legged performers are making a name for themselves on screen.
Farm Diversification, Mental Health & Wellbeing, and George's Eggs (opens the original)
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Shannon Porter joins Eve Blair in the studio for a discussion about the changing face of farming. From the growing need for farms to diversify in challenging economic times to the surprising benefits of therapy donkeys and goat meditation. Plus, Eve meets a young Co Antrim entrepreneur who's proving that age is no barrier to success, having built his own farm shop and thriving egg business from the ground up.
Women in Agriculture, The Value of Wool and Flock Across Waters (opens the original)
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Shannon Porter from The Milk Bar in Carrigans, joins Eve Blair in the studio to talk about life in farming, from empowering women in sustainable agriculture to the importance of wool quality and sheep shearing. Plus, Eve takes to the waters of Strangford Lough, hopping aboard a boat to help transport two loads of sheep from Salt Island to the mainland alongside tenant farmer Frankie McCullough.
Life after Retirement, Sheep Shearing Champion and Shorthorn Beef (opens the original)
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David Irwin of Redhouse Holsteins in Dungannon joins Eve Blair in the studio to discuss all things farming, including the challenges facing older farmers and the important work being carried out by Rural Support through its 'Plough On' project. Meanwhile, Helen Mark travels to Macosquin to meet sheep shearing champion Edwin Adam, a pioneer in the use of the electric clipper. Back in 1971, he made history as the first man from Ulster to become British Sheep Shearing Champion. And Eve Blair also h
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