Podcast recommendations

[cowboysupper]

The Tillage Edge and Ovicast, both by Teagasc in Ireland. Think they have beef and dairy podcasts too for whatever you're into.

Farming for change podcast is decent.

Love my rugby and football podcasts too:

Rugby pod
Rugby Union weekly
The 42
The ruck
The left wing
The goose the bad and the rugby
House of rugby
Aotearoa rugby
Manchester is Red
Talk of the Devils

Off the Menu is a good comedy/foodie one.

Think a bit of an addict.

 

[Weare Cham]

For any Motor racing fans, "Beyond the Grid" is fantastic

 

[Fake it ‘til you make it]

Has anyone got any good recent suggestions?

If you like Working Cows podcast then try The Herd Quitter and Ranching Reboot, both also US.

Herd Quitter is affiliated to Pharo Cattle Company, which breed low input maternal bulls. @Woolless @hendrebc I think you would both enjoy this series

 

[Yorkiejon]

‎Talkin' After Hours with the Lower Blackwood LCDC on Apple Podcasts

‎Education · 2024

podcasts.apple.com

was put onto this podcast by @Kiwi Pete, it’s monthly from Australia but they talk to a diverse range of people from across regenerative/holistic farming, found the episode on cover crops with Graeme sait and the one where they talk to dr David Johnson and hui-chun su about Johnson-su composting very informatibe. Likewise I skipped past the episodes on vineyards as it’s only the final product I’m interested in

Also try audible audio books, loads of good agri books on there from people like Gabe brown, David Montgomery and Nicole masters etc

 

[Bwcho]

Ewe-Turn

 

[Bury the Trash]

I'm not sure about podcasts but the Groundswell videos on Youtube are well presented easy to follow and very interesting.
Watched/listened to 3 in a row last night one of Greg Judy's 'How to think like a Grazier' ,Dwayne Becks 'Are we doing the right things'or only doing the wrong things better' ? and 'Regenerate your mind' by Ben Taylor - Davies .
Imho they were Excellent .

 

[Woolless]

I'm not sure about podcasts but the Groundswell videos on Youtube are well presented easy to follow and very interesting.
Watched/listened to 3 in a row last night one of Greg Judy's 'How to think like a Grazier' ,Dwayne Becks 'Are we doing the right things'or only doing the wrong things better' ? and 'Regenerate your mind' by Ben Taylor - Davies .
Imho they were Excellent .

What was the thrust of Greg Judy's one?

 

[Bury the Trash]

What was the thrust of Greg Judy's one?

Pretty much a general over view on what he does /works with / thinks.

 

[SilliamWhale]

I'm not sure about podcasts but the Groundswell videos on Youtube are well presented easy to follow and very interesting.
Watched/listened to 3 in a row last night one of Greg Judy's 'How to think like a Grazier' ,Dwayne Becks 'Are we doing the right things'or only doing the wrong things better' ? and 'Regenerate your mind' by Ben Taylor - Davies .
Imho they were Excellent .

The Yanks are good presenters. Well honed

 

[Bury the Trash]

The Yanks are good presenters. Well honed

I was very impressed by Dwayne Beck. Not listened to him before.

 

[Fake it ‘til you make it]

Was listening to a Pasture Pod from 2019 with Michael Shannon in Lanarkshire, beef and lamb producer, don’t know if he is on TFF? Interesting to hear about his rotation: outwintering on kale/ beet, then wholecrop wheat with grass reseed growing under the wheat. Have to admit it got me thinking though, would it still add up with 2022 input prices?

 

[SilliamWhale]

I was very impressed by Dwayne Beck. Not listened to him before.

Yes he's coming to the end of his career now mind. Had a massive influence on a lot of people in the world (well farmers into conservation and ag!). A real wise old owl

 

[martian]

What was the thrust of Greg Judy's one?

It's a wet Saturday, give yourself a treat and watch it:

 

[Woolless]

It's a wet Saturday, give yourself a treat and watch it:

Thank you but I didn't even get time to watch the Scotland game! I'll have a look later

 

[Fake it ‘til you make it]

‎Talkin' After Hours with the Lower Blackwood LCDC on Apple Podcasts

‎Education · 2024

podcasts.apple.com

was put onto this podcast by @Kiwi Pete, it’s monthly from Australia but they talk to a diverse range of people from across regenerative/holistic farming, found the episode on cover crops with Graeme sait and the one where they talk to dr David Johnson and hui-chun su about Johnson-su composting very informatibe. Likewise I skipped past the episodes on vineyards as it’s only the final product I’m interested in

Also try audible audio books, loads of good agri books on there from people like Gabe brown, David Montgomery and Nicole masters etc

Thanks for the recommendation, just listened to the Graeme Hand one, really good, and I will be looking for more of his stuff

 

[ThatsSomeSheep]

I pretty much always enjoy OnFARM pods.

Latest episode provides plenty of food for thought.

https://pod.fo/e/150e09

TSS

 

[Hilly]

Cammy wilsons fed by farmers is really good.

 

[Hilly]

good pod cast with Alan Blackburn on fed by farmers , interesting .

 

[Ffermer Bach]

just listened to this, really good (starts talking about reg ag at about 12 minutes in)

Regenerative Farming’s Promise for the Planet with Peter Byck - Merryn Talks Money

Professor and filmmaker Peter Byck says lessons from ancient bison herds can make cattle farming less of a climate disaster and more profitable. Merryn speaks to him about his latest 4-part documentary series "Roots So Deep (you can see the devil down there)" and the future of farming.

omny.fm

 

[Hilly]

Fed by farmers latest Pod cast with John murray is well worth a listen. Fbf pod casts just get better and better .