AHDB Food & Farming

Teresa Meadows, AHDB Cereals & Oilseeds Knowledge Exchange Manager for East Anglia hosts this episode looking at nutrient management. It features pieces on soil phosphorus and organic manure, with insight from Newark Monitor Farm host John Miller.

cereals.ahdb.org.uk

With the turn of the year, the post-Brexit world of the end of March 2019 ebbs ever closer. Hear, in this podcast, how AHDB maintains its focus on the possible impact on farming and why productivity matters, in terms of the economic wellbeing of those involved with producing food for British households. Once again AHDB urges farmers and growers ‘not to sleepwalk into Brexit’ and considers the benefits of collaborative working, as well as whether we can learn from our competitors.

AHDB’s Tom Hind talks with John Bates.

The Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board's (AHDB) assessment of current productivity within UK agriculture is set out in the latest in the series of Horizon reports, titled Driving productivity growth together. [www.ahdb.org.uk/brexit](http://www.ahdb.org.uk/brexit)

John Bates hosts this festive special from the AHDB consumer insights team looking at how the season of goodwill changes what and how we buy, how Brexit might impact our favourite festive foods and what farmers and growers need to think about to gear up for Christmas future.

https://ahdb.org.uk/

Photo by Keenan Loo on Unsplash

Martin Williams and Russell Price, AHDB's Hereford monitor farmers, host this special edition of the podcast from the annual Monitor Farm conference.

For more information, visit http://cereals.ahdb.org.uk/monitorfarms

Jason Pole talks to AHDB scientist Alice Sin about GREATsoils, work being done to identify the impact of different rotations on soils, and more.

This month’s episode comes from our recent Grain Market Outlook Conference. It focused on how our industry can get ready for the challenges of a post-Brexit market place.

Hosted by Judith Stafford, this episode features snippets from Jack Watts and Amandeep Kaur Purewal's presentations at the conference, as well as AHDB’s latest Horizon document. This recent report sets out the potential impact of three different post-Brexit scenarios for agriculture. We also hear from Phil Bicknell and George Lawrie on how to start preparing for Brexit.

Philip Dolbear, AHDB Cereals & Oilseeds Knowledge Exchange Manager, presents a soils special podcast, featuring news of an AHDB initiative to measure soil health; Jack Smith from AHDB's Leicester Monitor Farm; growers putting research into practice, and an update from the market intelligence team.

Jack Watts, AHDB Lead Analyst, gives a sneak preview into the topics to be covered during AHDB's Grain Market Outlook Conference on Wednesday 11 October 2017. For more information, visit https://cereals.ahdb.org.uk/grainmarketoutlook

Harry Henderson, AHDB Cereals & Oilseeds Knowledge Exchange Manager for the East Midlands, presents this podcast episode featuring news on AHDB's cover crops trials, insight into group 3 soft wheats and an interview with Scottish farmer Andrew Booth on his proposed gluten-free oat processing plant. The episode finishes with a discussion on the importance of business skills in agriculture.

Richard Meredith, AHDB Cereals & Oilseeds Knowledge Exchange Manager, presents this podcast episode. It features a report into what the UK can learn from New Zealand's subsidy reforms; the impact of different tillage options on soil; and Squab Hall farm manager Rob Fox's take on our 'Brexit bucket list'.