Talking about methane: In this episode Elizabeth Stockdale is talking to Laim Sinclair from Harper Adams University about the science behind ruminant methane emissions.

Next Generations. David and Paul discuss working with younger people on your farm, especially recognising that they may be different to you and have different ideas, they then look at accepting this and making sure you create an inclusive environment.

David and Paul are in discussion with Peter Roper, the founder of the Family Business Practice is a business consultant with a wealth of experience, and is an authority in family business.

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The direction of travel within UK agriculture necessitates an introduction of innovative concepts to maintain effective weed control, at a competitive price point. In this podcast Will Vaughan-France is in conversation with Will Smith who is a Senior Trials Manager at NIAB specialising in weed management. In this role Will takes a lead in the delivery of work at the National Black-grass Centre, whilst co-ordinating other trial sites across the country and has a particular focus on Integrated Weed Management, balancing factors including cultivations, drilling date and crop species, with herbicide inputs.

In this Just for farmers podcast, David is joined by James Ainsworth, an expert on resilience and wellbeing, to discuss his experiences of diversification, reconnecting with himself and becoming healthier and more resilient, and gives some advice on journey.

Recruitment interviews. The interview process. You have developed a good process of identifying the best fit for your business and your team. In this part, David and Paul talk about doing your part to ensure you get the best candidate to fill the post.

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Imposter syndrome the persistent inability to believe that the success you have achieved is deserved or has been achieved as a result of your own efforts or skills. In this podcast David and Paul explore this looking at how it can impact on your business, how to avoid it and how to rebuild your confidence.

In this episode David and Paul are joined by Perthshire farmer and comedian Jim Smith to talk about his experiences and advice on diversification and life beyond farming.

Jim has plenty of content on YouTube and can be found on the BBC, but possibly the best way to find out what he is doing is through https://www.facebook.com/standupfarmer/