Field Talk: A Monitor Farm Scotland Podcast
Welcome to Field Talk, the Monitor Farm Scotland Podcast. Each episode will follow one of the nine farms chosen to take part in the four-year programme. The Monitor Farm Scotland programme is farmer led and farmer driven, with support from specialists and experts to assess farm performance, explore opportunities, and develop solutions to the challenges farmers face. Our host, Wallace Currie, will speak with farmers about what they've been implementing on their farms, sharing both their successes and the challenges they've faced. We’ll also bring in industry experts to dive deep into key topics and offer valuable insights.
Field Talk: A Monitor Farm Scotland Podcast
Series 1 Episode 1: Introducing 'Field Talk': The New Farmer Led, Farmer Driven Podcast 🎙️🔥
Series 1 Episode 1: Introducing 'Field Talk': The New Farmer Led, Farmer Driven Podcast 🎙️🔥
At AgriScot 2024, Monitor Farm Scotland supported by QMS, proudly launches Field Talk, a brand-new podcast series dedicated to showcasing the invaluable insights of the Monitor Farm Scotland Programme. This initiative, designed to enhance the productivity, profitability, and sustainability of Scottish farm businesses, provides a platform for real-world, farmer-led discussions about the challenges, successes, and innovations shaping Scotland's farming landscape.
In this debut episode, Beth Alexander, Monitor Farm Programme Manager, introduces the podcast and discusses the programme’s purpose. The series goes beyond theory, focusing on real-world farm operations and the tools farmers can use to thrive in an ever-changing agricultural environment.
Hosted by Wallace Currie (aka Rural2Kitchen), a renowned food and farming vlogger, Field Talk offers a unique, in-depth look at the experiences of farmers participating in the four-year Monitor Farm Programme. Each month, Wallace will visit one of the nine farms, engaging in conversations with farmers, industry experts, and thought leaders about pressing topics..
Field Talk is the perfect resource for anyone in the farming community looking to stay ahead of the curve and connect with the insights that drive the future of Scottish agriculture.