The Farmers Guide Podcast
The Farmers Guide Podcast
Podcast Description
The future of farming is here - and it's in your pocket. Tune in to The Farmers Guide Podcast for expert insights, real-world stories, and the latest trends shaping British agriculture. Whether you're in the cab, walking the fields, or grabbing a quick break (as if!), our new podcast will be your companion. Easy to listen to, packed with useful content, and designed with the realities of busy farming lives in mind.Episodes will deliver straight-talking interviews, technical deep-dives, seasonal updates, and no-nonsense news roundups - all from the trusted team behind Farmers Guide magazine. Hosted by machinery reporter Daniel Hodge and livestock editor and deputy editor Sarah Kidby, the podcast brings together voices from across the farming industry.
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Content Themes
The podcast covers various themes such as farm diversification, technological advancements in agriculture, and seasonal farming advice. For example, the inaugural episode addresses the significance of diversifying farming activities with insights from industry professionals on solar energy projects, farm retail, and alternative income streams.
The future of farming is here – and it’s in your pocket. Tune in to The Farmers Guide Podcast for expert insights, real-world stories, and the latest trends shaping British agriculture. Whether you’re in the cab, walking the fields, or grabbing a quick break (as if!), our new podcast will be your companion. Easy to listen to, packed with useful content, and designed with the realities of busy farming lives in mind.
Episodes will deliver straight-talking interviews, technical deep-dives, seasonal updates, and no-nonsense news roundups – all from the trusted team behind Farmers Guide magazine. Hosted by machinery reporter Daniel Hodge and livestock editor and deputy editor Sarah Kidby, the podcast brings together voices from across the farming industry.
In this episode of the Farmers Guide Podcast, director Greg Goulding is interviewed by machinery reporter Daniel Hodge about his experiences covering the 2025 farmer protest in London.
Greg was the first journalist on scene and saw everything as it unfolded, from the very first tractors to the final wind-down at the end of the day. We speak about the mood on the day, some of the factors leading to this point, how the police's response was, and much more. This is what really happened, from start to finish.
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