NFU: Shed Talks

Welcome to Shed TalksIn this episode, Bizza Walters and Luke Cox tackle one of the most important topics in British agriculture, farm safety. It is a subject often overlooked until something goes wrong, but as this episode shows, the smallest actions can have life-saving consequences.The main feature focuses on real experiences from farmers who know how quickly everyday situations can turn serious. Callum Lindsay, a hill farmer from the Isle of Arran, shares how a quad bike accident in 2023 left him

Welcome to Shed TalksIn the third episode of the NFU’s podcast Shed Talks, the final pair of our presenting trio, Mike Greenwood-Wilkins and Jacks Weaver, take a deep dive into tenant farming, exploring opportunities for growth, policy insights, and global food security.Fun fact - Mike previously appeared on The Great British Bake Off, proving he can handle both the kitchen and the farm!Our main feature was recorded fresh from the NFU’s Tenant Farmers’ Conference panel, where the theme was Room to

Welcome to Shed TalksIn this episode hosts Naomi Williams-Roberts and Josh Redford explore how farmers are managing livestock nutrition after a dry summer, what support is available, and how the NFU is helping members plan for the season ahead. Naomi shares what it’s like to open her on-farm pumpkin patch for the season, while Josh reflects on preparing for the NFU’s upcoming annual general meetings.They are joined by James Daniel from Precision Grazing and NFU Livestock Board Chair David Barton,

Welcome to Shed TalksIn this first episode of the NFU’s new podcast Shed Talks, hosts Bizza Walters and Luke Cox explore what resilience really looks like in British farming today – from daily pressures to long-term planning, mental health, and the challenges farmers face both at home and abroad.They are joined by two farmers: Hannah Jackson, known to many as The Red Shepherdess, who farms sheep and cattle in the Yorkshire Dales, and Oliver Collingham, who works on a mixed arable and livestock farm

Welcome to Shed Talks. This is the new podcast opening the door to British food and farming.From muddy fields to Westminster, join farmers, growers, NFU experts and industry voices for honest conversations about the challenges, priorities and future of farming.Real stories. Real people. Real farming. By farmers, for farmers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.