Eva Baxter tells Anne Marie McAleese about the great hymn writer Cecil Frances Alexander, and Carol Dooey has a song for Christmas from the Cookstown hub.

She Lived What She Believed, and a Song for Christmas

<p>Your Farm and Mine is the podcast that takes you out into the cattle sheds, the lambing pens, and the rolling fields, as Eve Blair meets the farmers and families who live the rhythms of the land every day across Northern Ireland. She’ll visit farms from Tyrone to Down capturing stories of ingenuity, community and pure determination, all told by the team behind Your Place and Mine on BBC Radio Ulster. Eve will also be joined in the podcast studio by well known personalities to discuss everything that matters in farming.  Warm, funny, grounded and bursting with stories from the fields, Your Farm and Mine celebrates the people who feed us, shape our landscape, and keep rural Northern Ireland moving.</p>

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Your Farm and Mine is the podcast that takes you out into the cattle sheds, the lambing pens, and the rolling fields, as Eve Blair meets the farmers and families who live the rhythms of the land every day across Northern Ireland. She’ll visit farms from Tyrone to Down capturing stories of ingenuity, community and pure determination, all told by the team behind Your Place and Mine on BBC Radio Ulster. Eve will also be joined in the podcast studio by well known personalities to discuss everything that matters in farming. Warm, funny, grounded and bursting with stories from the fields, Your Farm and Mine celebrates the people who feed us, shape our landscape, and keep rural Northern Ireland moving.

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