In the last of the current series, Simon and Kirree visit this year's Royal Manx Agricultural Show 2022 Simon heads down north to check out another community initiative in Jurby - brunch, munch and lunch. Or is it Munch, brunch and lunch? Who knows . . . 

Simon and Kirree take a trip to the Sulby Horticultural Show and look ahead to the Royal Manx Agricultural Show. Plus we hear what the Young Farmers are upto over the next few months.

Manx Radio's favourite son and daughter of the soil visit this year's Southern Agricultural Show and chat to some of the key characters

The team visit the sheepdog trials and discover a very international flavour to the event; Kirree looks ahead to the Southern show; and Clark meets the Queen. No, really!

Kirree hangs out with the likely lads at the Southern Vintage Engine and Tractor Club rally in Colby, whilst Simon fights the gales at the Andreas Summer fayre

A solo start to the new series for Kirree as Simon is down with the lhurgy  ..  . so she heads back to school to hear from students at the only school on the Island with an on-site farm.

Farmers on the Isle of Man have raised more than £10,000 for the Disasters Emergency Committee appeal for Ukraine at a special auction held by Central Marts.

Kirree went along and spoke to some of the people involved.

It's the one we've been waiting for! This week's double-length episode of Countryside features highlights from the 2022 Young Farmers Concert and interviews with performers, chairs, judges and other officials all recorded at the Gaiety Theatre. Grab a cuppa, or something stronger, and enjoy!

In this week's edition, KIrree takes a trip to the Braaid Eistedffod and looks ahead to the Cronk Y Voddy Spud in a Tub competition.

And Simon finds out more about the Northern Lights Choir and also orienteering in the Isle of Man.

This week on Countryside, Simon speaks with sheepdog trainer Richard Crowe from Bishopscourt Farm, about lambing, training and protecting sheep from dogs;  while Kirree speaks with Andree Dubbeldam about the Island's saplings and tree planting and also finds out about University College Isle of Man's agricultural courses with Alan Harrison and some of the students.