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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1581 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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On this week's episode, Hannah and Sarah sit down with well-known rugby player Tadhg Furlong to chat about his upbringing on a farm, his rugby career to date and eating "a drill of spuds."
The County Wexford native spoke about his love for the coun... more
Amy Forde and Adam Woods look ahead to the three days of Ploughing 2026 and the issues that are sure to get farmers talking.
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Keep up the good work ye all
Good podcasts with thoughtful discussion but the lack of Northern Irish content is extremely frustrating and quite honestly disrespectful to your listeners north of the border.
A well produced show with thoughtful discussion but the almost complete lack of Northern Irish content is very frustrating.
The sound quality is often poor. Content is good and balanced but overall feels dated.
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The show consistently covers farming news, policy, markets, and practical farming advice with a strong emphasis on Irish agribusiness, policy developments, and live reporting from industry events. Episodes frequently feature policy analysis, farm management insights, market dynamics (dairy, beef, and crops), and real-world farm updates, often illuminated by field reports and expert guests. A notable strength is its ability to translate complex EU or national policy into actionable guidance for farmers, while maintaining a clear focus on cost pressures, sustainability, and the economics of running a modern farm. The mix of on-the-ground reporting, interviews with policy makers, and industry leaders makes it a practical listening choice for p... more
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2. Tommy Wilde
3. Jack Kingston
4. Dennis Kelleher
5. John Cussans
6. Jamie Oakley
7. Shane Halpin
8. Rebecca Carter
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