The Sheep Show Podcast with Jill & Andrew Noble
Jill NobleAll things ovine, sheep farming and learning more about sheep and shepherding. Learn about breeding animals and being a sheep farmer. Brother and sister team across two hemispheres explore sheep with some sibling banter! Want more content to help you sheep well? Subscribe now for subscriber only content! www.buzzsprout.com/954910/subscribe
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 204 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyPets & AnimalsScienceLife Sciences | |||
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So what happens when you are on your own and you have to do sheep stuff? In this ep we explore the jobs we need to do and how to manage them when you are solo sheeping and solo farming. So... more
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What are the pros and cons according to the world of Andrew and Jill of these different farming approaches. What do they all look like and what challenges might they all have in a changing... more
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If your ewes paid the rent what would they need to generate to cover that cost, what do you generate per acre and we are not talking stock rates here.
In this episode we explore several ... more
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Who knew! Red meat and lamb is protein packed, nutrient dense and good for us!
In this chatty ep we explore Jill's new role as an Meat and Livestock Australian Red Meat Ambassador and wh... more
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- Fantastically insightful podcasts On sheep farming
Fantastic insightful pod cast for anybody interested in or on the periphery of sheep farmingOr indeed within it already
Apple Podcasts5Loughisile
Australia4 years ago - Great pod!!
Great source of knowledge and interesting guests. Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing your knowledge
Apple Podcasts5NBL TipstarAustralia5 years ago - Good intermediate level of information
I really enjoy the sheep show! As someone who doesn’t yet have my own flock, I appreciate how accessible it is while also providing a lot of really rich information rather than staying on the surface level.
Apple Podcasts5as121719
United States5 years ago - Brilliant knowledge base for Sheep 🐑 people
This is fantastic and varied knowledge base for anyone who’s livelyhood depends on sheep.... or even if you just like sheep and want to know more. Jills soft Irish ☘️ accent makes this an enjoyable listen with some great guests from around the globe 🌍 👍🏻😎
Apple Podcasts5Robin4cAustralia6 years ago - Really good
I love listening to this pod cast I have just started with a sheep and looking to get more and the information this pod cast has given me is great
Thanks keep up the greaT work and please keep them coming
Apple Podcasts5😊matt😊Australia6 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #221 | United States/Science/Life Sciences |
Apple Podcasts | #91 |  United Kingdom/Science/Life Sciences |
Apple Podcasts | #238 |  Canada/Science/Life Sciences |
Apple Podcasts | #127 | Australia/Science/Life Sciences |
Apple Podcasts | #28 |  Ireland/Science/Life Sciences |
Apple Podcasts | #136 |  New Zealand/Science/Life Sciences |
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A practical, experience-driven show about sheep farming spanning two hemispheres, hosted by a sibling duo who share real-world tips from Ireland and Australia. Across episodes they cover parasite management, breed selection, breeding decisions, wool production, farm audits, cash flow, forage and weather challenges, and hands-on farming tactics. The conversations mix actionable advice with personal anecdotes and a healthy dose of sibling banter, making it useful for both new entrants and veteran producers seeking pragmatic strategies and market insights. A notable strength is the breadth of topics from technical husbandry to business considerations, plus attention to sustainability and community aspects of sheep farming.
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1. Samantha Wan
2. Deb Holmquist
3. Jessi Hekmati
4. Chloe the Shearer
5. Rachel Hester
6. Matt Hill
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