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"A moral dilemma gripped Anil K. Gupta when he was invited by the Bangladeshi government to help restructure their agricultural on-farm research sector in 1985. He noticed how the marginalized farmers were being paid poorly for their otherwise unmatched knowledge. The gross injustice of this...

The Bunny Hug Farmers Podcast is a down-to-earth, Saskatchewan-made show hosted by Tyler Jaenen and Dallas Leduc, celebrating prairie agriculture, rural life, and the people who make it all happen. Each episode dives into real farm stories, local issues, industry insights, and plenty of laughs—capturing the true spirit of life on the Canadian Prairies. Proudly rooted in both South West Saskatchewan and South East Saskatchewan, the show highlights the voices, challenges, and humour unique to farmers across the province and beyond.

UK farmers quiz government ministers and industry leaders on issues affecting UK agriculture

The Farmers Guardian podcast brings you real farmer stories, the latest news and discussion about all the issues affecting the farming community.Listen on the go as the Farmers Guardian team talk through the latest issues across the dairy, livestock and arable sectors affecting your farming business, featuring special guests who share their personal experiences.

Farmer Bryce of 'Mossgiel Organic Farm' speaks to the changemakers of our modern food system. The who, why, where and what of food is BIG news in our fight for sustainability and the future of our planet, so lets meet the people rising to the challenge!

The inside track on the biggest stories affecting UK agriculture - with Johann Tasker, Louise Impey and Hugh Broom. Every Friday.

With the current administration pausing funding for agricultural projects and farming support, the issues discussed in this book are more urgent and relevant than ever before. The system of agriculture needs to be reimagined. This book is the best place to begin. There’s no denying it: we...

Ever wonder who's really growing your food—and what it takes to bring it to your table? The Foggy Farmer Podcast pulls back the curtain on California's coastal agriculture, featuring conversations with the growers, ranchers, and innovators shaping how we eat.Hosted by Ranger Kielak—ag educator, business coach, and certified pesticide safety specialist—each episode introduces you to the people behind the produce and explores the real stories of farming: the wins, the challenges, and why it all matters for your plate, your community, and the land.Whether you're a curious foodie, a ...

Farming in Five is your daily snippet of the latest news from Farmers Guardian, the UK's trusted agricultural information provider.

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Young Farmer Yarns talks to NZ Young Farmers members from across the country, showcasing what they get up to and where they are heading. Listen along for some laughs, and advice, or just to hear what everyone's up to! NZYF is a non-profit organisation focused on connecting, nurturing, and empowering young people throughout rural communities. It’s a place to meet new people, connect with the food and fibre sector, and have some fun! Find out more at https://www.youngfarmers.co.nz/

The Mole Valley Farmers’ podcast covers the latest farming news, technical advice and business and market matters using top experts from across the UK. So, whether it’s grassland management, market conditions, feed prices or policy changes, our Podcasts are here to help. Produced in association with Seth Conway Media. Don’t forget to subscribe to keep up to date when every new episode is out.

From ’set up to sold out’. Creating your dream life with farmer’s markets.

Welcome to The Entrepreneurial Farmer, the podcast where dreams meet practicality. Whether you’re building a business, chasing big goals, or navigating life’s unexpected lessons, this is your space for inspiration and actionable advice. Join me as we dive into the realities of entrepreneurship, explore creative strategies, and share stories of perseverance and success. It’s about dreaming big, starting small, and learning to thrive wherever you’re planted. Let’s grow together, one step at a time!

The Biodynamic Way to Grow Healthy Food, Build Thriving Communities and Give Back to the Earth.

Powering the Good shines a light on the people and stories making a difference in our communities. Hosted by Farmers RECC, each episode features conversations with co-op members and community leaders who are powering positive change through service, innovation, or simple acts of kindness. Take a closer look at how we energize our communities and the lives of those who call it home.

Hey, I'm Rachelle, your host at the Mindful Farmers podcast. And this podcast is for farmers who want to learn in just a few minutes every week how to increase their profits in less time and finally take back control of their farm and life. I'm a regenerative farmer, a business and marketing expert, certified mindset coach, and mom to seven kids. We've built our regenerative farm to profit. In fact, we're still building it. And it's my mission to share how you can put together your own business strategy so you can finally reach your goals while living a fulfilling life. And yes, it's ...

Put that windshield time to good use and listen as Growing America's Founder, Chad Etheridge, discusses big issues impacting today's farmers and ranchers across the United States.

Join Daniel (the baker, Seasons' Yield Farm & Bakery) and Buddy (the farmer, Big Spring Farm) as they share their own entrepreneurial stories of their place-based businesses and listen in as they sit down with other brick and mortar business owners as they share their own stories.

The Farmers Weekly Podcast covers the big issues in the food and fibre sector.Each week managing editor Bryan Gibson presents a no-frills look at the news with the Farmers Weekly editorial team and the newsmakers they report on.It’s rich farming news for time-poor farmers.Follow the Farmers Weekly Podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts.Send us your feedback or get in touch at farmers.weekly@agrihq.co.nz