Now that the weather has warmed up, parasites like ticks are starting to become more active. In this podcast we look at tick borne diseases in both cattle and sheep and how we can effectively manage them. Molecare Farm Vets Steph Patel and Alice Coppin-Harris are in conversation with our host Seth Conway.

With Biodiversity becoming one of the key pillars of sustainable agriculture, Mole Valley Farmers has collaborated with Trinity AgTech to create a podcast with Professor Simon Potts of Reading University. Here, he talks with Andy Adler of Molecare Farm Vets and Richard Anscombe of Trinity AgTech, to understand some of the benefits of biodiversity and opportunities UK farmers will have if they engage with biodiversity on farm. Presented by broadcaster Seth Conway.

In this latest Mole Valley farmers Podcast, nutrtionist Dr Robin Hawkey and agronomist Lisa Hambly explain how a silage management plan can help farmers make the most of the valuable crop and provide some top tips on maximising yields and reducing losses this year. In conversation with Seth Conway. Find out more at moleonline.com

Get some top lambing preparation tips from the team at Molecare Farm Vets in this dedicated lambing podcast. Vets Alice Coppin-Harris and Steph Patel discuss ways to maximise lamb survival this spring, including the importance of ewe body condition, key vaccinations and a shopping list of essential items that every farm should have ready and waiting in the lambing shed. Also, hear about the importance of good colostrum management, including key feeding targets. Get refreshed on your lambing tips now by listening to this conversation with Seth Conway.

Pollution incidents from farms are having a big impact on England’s rivers. In this latest podcast from Mole Valley Farmers, the Environment Agency’s Stephen Webster outlines the most common pollution incidents and how they can be prevented. Presented by Seth Conway with Mole Valley's Head of Grassland and Agronomy Lisa Hambly.

In the latest Mole Valley Farmers' podcast, hear from Volac International's John Williams and Mole Valley Farmers' Tom Trapnell on how a natural slurry additive can help farmers make more from their slurry.

The easy-to-apply MicroZyme R product can reduce solids, control odour and retain nitrogen. Hear first-hand how it can be used and the benefits. John and Tom are speaking with our host Seth Conway. For more details please call 01769 576405

Last year's unpredictable weather created many challenges when feeding forage and managing soil conditions. As farmers head through the winter and look to the spring, there are some important health considerations to take on board- both for the livestock and the soil. Mole Care Farm Vets’ Andy Adler and Mole Valley Farmers’ Head of Grassland and Forage Agronomy Lisa Hambley offer top advice on overcoming the challenges this winter. Presented by Seth Conway. More advice at www.molecarevetservices.com

There's a lot being said right now about sustainability, achieving net zero and carbon calculations but what does it all mean for agriculture? The latest podcast from Mole Valley Farmers looks at how the industry can provide climate solutions that safeguard our natural resources, improve efficiencies as well as being good for businesses. Featuring Lisa Hambly, Head of Grassland and Agronomy at Mole Valley Farmers and Becky Wilson from Farm Carbon Toolkit. Presented by Seth Conway.