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Join us as we explore nature-friendly farming with our NFFN staff and farmer members, discussing how they are tackling climate change, biodiversity recovery and sustainable food production. This includes new podcasts as well as previous episodes hosted by Ben Eagle and Will Evans. #RethinkFarming
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English
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28 episodes
since Sept. 2, 2020
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The new season of the Nature Friendly Farming Network Podcast is dedicated to exploring the big issues around agriculture in Northern Ireland, in association with Danske Bank and recorded at its headquarters in Belfast.
In this episode, NFFN NI manager Cormac Dolan speaks to Stephen and Hannah Ale…
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The new season of the Nature Friendly Farming Podcast is dedicated to exploring the big issues around agriculture in Northern Ireland, in association with Danske Bank and recorded at its headquarters in Belfast.
In this episode, NFFN NI manager Cormac Dolan is joined by farmers Bronagh O'Kane and …
The new season of the Nature Friendly Farming Podcast is dedicated to exploring the big issues around agriculture in Northern Ireland, in association with Danske Bank and recorded at its headquarters in Belfast.
In this first episode, NFFN NI manager Cormac Dolan is joined by NFFN NI steering grou…
In this bonus episode we focus on the question of how best to tackle the big climate issues of our time on a practical local level?
Hosts Will Evans and Ben Eagle are joined by three guests – Jenny Phelps MBE who is Senior Farm Conservation Adviser at FWAG; Fiona Galbraith who is the Founding Direc…
Ben and Will are joined by Sue Pritchard, Chief Executive of The Food Farming & Countryside Commission (FFCC). The FFCC is an independent UK charity whose mission is to find radical and practical ways to improve climate, nature, health, wellbeing and rural economies across all four of the home …
Ben and Will are joined by Jenny Phelps MBE who is a senior farm conservation advisor for the Gloucestershire Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group (FWAG) and guest lecturer at the Royal Agricultural University.
Jenny has over 30 years of experience in giving on-farm advice and has been with FWAG fo…
Ben and Will head to Aberdeenshire to speak to first-generation farmer, grazier and NFFN Scotland Steering Group member Nikki Yoxall.
From agroecology to agroforestry, Nikki shares how an agroecological approach can go beyond food production and how building community can help manage a wider lands…
Ben and Will head to County Tyrone, Northern Ireland, to talk about all aspects of food quality with farmer, Helen Keys, and to hear about her exciting business, SourceGrow, a platform that helps farmers decide what to grow and supports local by allowing restaurants to find suppliers.
Helen also sh…
In this episode, Ben & Will speak with Aylwin Pillai, an environmental lawyer and partner in family-run Kinclune Estate and Organic Farm in Angus, Scotland. Aylwin shares her family's farming history, their agroecological approach, why she's an activist for nature-friendly farming & the imp…
In this episode, we focus on the water section of NFFN’s ‘Rethink Farming’ report by speaking to Sam Kenyon in North Wales. Sam farms next to the River Elway in Denbighshire and we hear all about how she’s taking a proactive and nature-friendly approach to water management, and how farmers should b…
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