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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1330 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNewsBusiness | |||

On the first episode of our new podcast, Growing Minds, aimed at secondary school students, Sarah McIntosh speaks to two college students about the different pathways into agriculture, student life and the future of farming.
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This week on the show we chat to John Smyth from Cavan who speaks to us about his involvement with the Aberdeen Angus Youth Development Programme which has taken him around the world for competitions. He’s a suckler farmer at home and is currently co... more
This week, we chat with Adam who’s in Brazil at the World Meat Congress, to Martin about the Tullamore Farm cattle sale and to Daire about the new draft of NAP Nitrates action programme. We also chat to John Brennan from Grassland AGRO and Eoin Lowry... more
On this week’s Tillage Podcast we chat to James Flahavan. We met James at the Flahavan’s Organic Oats Conference last week on oats, international markets and price. We also discuss the scrapping of stubble cultivation rules, some positivity in grain ... more
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Brilliant Love Ms Walsh My county woman and her Tillage podcast
Had a bit of frost in the southern part this morning you can get The Country Hour on ABC Mid West Great ag informative
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.
Delighted to see this podcast as an Young irish person interested in farming. I would suggest a younger voiceover of the Ornua. It feels dated and 1980s RTE. Roll in some new blood
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Engaging listeners with insightful discussions about agricultural trends, market analysis, and farming practices, this podcast offers a comprehensive look at the challenges and innovations within the farming community. Episodes frequently explore critical topics such as biosecurity measures, sustainability practices, and the economic impacts of government policies, making it a vital resource for farmers and agricultural stakeholders alike. Noteworthy for its inclusive conversations, the platform often features interviews with industry experts, young farmers sharing their journeys, and considerations of mental health and community support among rural populations. This approach not only informs but also promotes a sense of solidarity and resi... more
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