Rare Breeds Survival Trust
The RBST Podcast
Discover the stories behind Britain’s rare and native livestock in this podcast from the Rare Breeds Survival Trust. From farmers and breeders to conservationists and historians, each episode explores the people and practices working to protect our living heritage. Hear first-hand accounts of traditional skills, sustainable farming, and the challenges facing these unique breeds, as well as the vital role they play in our countryside, culture and future.
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Rare Breeds Survival Trust
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Latest episode
May 8, 2026
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Episodes
Poultry Update: A Conversation with the Experts 08.05.2026 53:12
Join RBST's Lead Conservation Adviser Tom Blunt and a panel of poultry experts as they discuss our 2026/27 Watchlist, the impact of recent challenges, and the innovative strategies emerging to protect these invaluable breeds.
Watchlist Special: Protecting Our Rare and Native Breeds 24.04.2026 50:47
In this episode, we take a deep dive into our 2026/27 Watchlist, and why it matters more than ever. We explore how targeted conservation efforts, combined with increased awareness and demand, can help safeguard our native breeds for generations to come, with guests including keepers of native and rare breeds. The RBST Watchlist acts as a vital tool, identifying those at risk and highlighting the c...
Understanding Biosecurity: Keeping Our Animals Safe 17.04.2026 33:50
On this episode, we’re joined by Jesus Gallego, Deputy Chief Veterinary Officer in the Animal Health and Welfare Division of the Scottish Government, and Claire Scott who leads the Pig Expert Group for the APHA, as we talk all things biosecurity, a vital but often misunderstood aspect of modern farming. In the world of farming, biosecurity plays a crucial role in protecting livestock and maintaini...
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