The Farmers Guardian Podcast

Escape to the country 03.11.2020 23:44 ↓

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Should I stay or should I go? Part 2 27.10.2020 24:25 ↓

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Should I stay or should I go? 20.10.2020 25:55 ↓

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The rise of the fastest milkmen in the land 13.10.2020 23:34 ↓

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Preparing for Brexit: HORTICULTURE 06.10.2020 28:17 ↓

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Preparing for Brexit: BEEF 29.09.2020 20:13 ↓

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Climate Week: What is livestock farming's role? 22.09.2020 32:43 ↓

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Preparing for Brexit: DAIRY 15.09.2020 24:12 ↓

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Preparing for Brexit: ARABLE 09.09.2020 33:09 ↓

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Preparing for Brexit: SHEEP 01.09.2020 29:07 ↓

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News this week: delving beyond the headlines 25.08.2020 26:09 ↓

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Planning for the future and protecting farmers in new trade deals 18.08.2020 58:38 ↓

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Rural crime, Adam Henson talks Countryfile and #Farm24 reaches operatic heights 12.08.2020 35:36 ↓

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Food - Strategy, Exporting and #Farm24 04.08.2020 33:32 ↓

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Brexit and trade special - part one 28.07.2020 32:04 ↓

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It's Farm Safety Week 21.07.2020 31:23 ↓

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Making More with What You've Got 14.07.2020 31:05 ↓

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Food standards of the future 07.07.2020 31:47 ↓

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What is Net Zero? 30.06.2020 23:37 ↓

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British food in a post Brexit world 23.06.2020 23:42 ↓

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Livestock judging and no more rain dances 16.06.2020 33:13 ↓

This week on Over The Farm Gate we're talking water policy. Flooding one minute, drought the next – what are we doing wrong in the UK with our water management strategy? And how can we fix it? Jez Fredenburgh speaks to Dr Mhari Barnes, a hydrologist by training, and the NFU’s national flood management and access policy adviser about the current state of things in the UK and what farmers throu...

Taking the lead - dog attacks 09.06.2020 33:01 ↓

Since lockdown, rural insurer NFU Mutual estimates a 15 per cent increase in claims relating to dog attacks. We speak to South Downs sheep farmer Caroline Harriott, who has lost 100 sheep in the last 10 years. She talks about her own experience and how farmers in her area are adapting. We also hear from Rob Taylor, a former police sergeant in North Wales, who is chairman of the Livestock Offences...

A year like no other - the ag double-whammy 02.06.2020 32:02 ↓

This week on Over The Farm Gate we're taking a moment to reflect as we enter the third month since lockdown. 'Unprecedented' says it all. Between a global pandemic and unseasonable weather, it's been a real test for farmers and businesses. With farmers facing arid conditions across the UK and little rainfall forecast over the coming weeks, we take a look at the impact on arable...

Mental Health in Farming 26.05.2020 44:21 ↓

Following on from last week - Mental Health Awareness Week - we've caught up with the people at the forefront, tackling this huge issue for the farming industry and wider rural community.  Suzy Deeley from RABI talks to Jez Fredenburgh about the strains farmers are facing, and the impact Coronavirus is having on fundraising and consequential social interaction. Did you know there was 6,507 de...

Coronavirus: eating habits and the Agriculture Bill 19.05.2020 30:00 ↓

As the Agriculture Bill returned to Parliament and an amendment which would have banned low standard food imports from entering the UK was voted down, FG’s chief reporter Abi Kay gives her verdict . Kim Malley and Steve Evans from AHDB ’s consumer insight team discuss how the nation’s shopping and eating habits have changed on lockdown, and whether the trends are here to stay. We then dive deeper...