This episode is all about agroforestry and part of a mini series produced in collaboration with the Forestry Commission. In this episode Sam Morgan from the Essex/Suffolk border joins Ben Eagle and James Ramskir-Gardiner to discuss silvoarable and silvopasture systems.

This episode is all about agroforestry and part of a mini series produced in collaboration with the Forestry Commission. In this episode Clare Hill joins Ben Eagle and James Ramskir-Gardiner to make the case for agroforestry - why do it?

Ben is joined by Henrietta Courtauld and Bridget Elworthy to discuss the recent exhibition at Somerset House in London - Soil: The World at Our Feet.

Ben is joined by Chris Clark and Brian Scanlon to discuss their new book 'The Profitable Farm' which asks how you can increase your farm's profitability?

Hugh Addison, his sister Alex and a few friends are cycling, swimming and running 550km from Sligo in Ireland to Tynemouth in England in aid of RABI and raising awareness of mental health in the farming community. It's called the Borderline Challenge.

We’re in Wales for this episode and Ben’s guest is James Raw – a seventh-generation farmer who runs a hill farm in the heart of the Cambrian mountains. James has implemented a range of practices and projects at his farm, including the creation of two hydro systems and a farming system that focuses on soil […]

Ben speaks to farm manager Tom Davis who runs Mudchute City Farm in the heart of London.

Ben speaks to Matthew Anderson who farms sheep and beef in the Scottish Borders.

Ben is joined by Andy Guy and Amy Fry from Succession Alliance to talk about succession of family businesses.

Ben is joined by Cambridgeshire arable farmer Tom Martin and Shropshire sheep and beef farmer Rebecca Morgan to talk about last week's NFU conference. They discuss inheritance tax, Steve Reed's speech, Tom Bradshaw and search for some positives.