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Join Rick and Elara of Backyard Green Films as we traverse the U.S on a green adventure! We travel throughout the land in our travel trailer (nicknamed Bessie), on a mission to share the stories, dedication, and wisdom of America's stewards of sustainable agriculture who've followed their own 'call of the land.' From scientists to geneticists to organic farmers and ranchers - plus a bounty of interesting folks we meet along the way, each voice is uniquely diverse, and each story compels us t ...
 
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Farming is a way of life, and is as much about the people as it is the land, crops and livestock. In this Agri Culture podcast series presented by Mary-Jane Lawrie and produced by Kerry Hammond for The Farm Advisory Service, we will uncover compelling and intriguing stories of a range of inspirational people from within the farming community. Join us in conversation to find out what drives them and their businesses, where they get their inspiration from, and what they love about the culture ...
 
Food, farming and rural life from Scotland and beyond. OnFARM showcases rural enterprise, community, creativity, and so much more. We champion the producers, grafters, and innovators who put food on our tables and keep our countryside green and beautiful for all. OnFARM: Food, Agricultural and Rural Matters in Scotland. New episodes every Monday, presented by Anna Davies and Ross Montague.
 
Agri Matters is a podcast about cutting-edge technology and innovation in agriculture. From scientists, venture capitalists to start-up founders, we talk to the people responsible for bringing food from farm to table. Agri Matters is brought to you by PDD Podcasts.
 
China Africa Talk is a once weekly podcast dedicated to bringing a better understanding of what is happening on the African continent and in China from both an African and a Chinese perspective. Be sure to pick up news, views and discussions on what’s happening between China and Africa pertaining to diplomatic, trade and economic and social and cultural relations when you tune into China Africa Talk.
 
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In honor of Spring, lambing season and all things herding, today we’re welcoming Tayen Albrandt and Willow the Border Collie to our podcast. It’s only fitting to return the favor, since we met them when Willow did a stint as the door greeter at the Event Center during the National Western stock dog trials. Tayen and Willow spoke with us for a quick…
 
There has never been more sheep scab in Scotland than there is at the moment, according to advisors at the Moredun animal health research institute. Monty visits one farm struck by its first ever scab outbreak, and hears about the welfare, economic and mental anguish of dealing with the aftermath. There is also expert advice from the Moredun's Stew…
 
China has been vigorously promoting the vision of a shared future for mankind. What does the concept mean? What does history say about China and African countries supporting each other in pursuit of common development? Join Host Bridget Mutambirwa's discussion with guests Dr. Xiaofei Zhou, Vice Dean of China-Africa Economic and Trade Research Insti…
 
Will Evans and Domhnall Macsween have both recently been diagnosed with ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder). Will, who is chair of the Oxford Farming Conference and host of the Rock and Roll Farming podcast, shares thoughts with BBC Alba presenter Domhnall and OnFARM host Anna Davies. Both men believe that undiagnosed ADHD may be preval…
 
Horse racing will make a welcome return to the hills above Galashiels next month (Sunday 16th April) when the Lauderdale point-to-point takes place at Mosshouses. The race meeting, the first since 2019, will celebrate 75 years of racing at the scenic course. Monty caught up with two members of the organising committee, Charlotte Dun and Tony Hogart…
 
In this episode we unravel China-Africa Trade and Investment promotion in an effort to understand the extent, benefits and concerns towards China Africa relations. Host Bridget Mutambirwa speaks with Zhang Qiaowen, Associate professor, School of Economics and Management,China-Africa International Business School,Zhejiang Normal University, and Dr. …
 
We hail our friend, the tireless vet A humbler man we’ve never met And praise he’ll very rarely get From cow or sheep or avocet John Ewing is the dear man’s name The Stock Show is his claim to fame (And cheetahs and some real wild game) But fields a fearsome rugby game We leave you with this kindly man (with bison he has also ran) We now are veteri…
 
Barbara Girvan sells fresh seasonal flowers grown on her family's Highland farm in the heart of Glenurquhart, near Inverness. You can set up a subscription to get monthly bouquets delivered direct to your door. Something to think about with Mother's Day just around the corner! Barbara's flower business 'The Wild Acre': https://corrimonyfarm.co.uk/c…
 
In this episode we discuss China’s pledge to make more efforts on working with Africa to formulate and implement the China-Africa Digital Innovation Partnership Program. Host Bridget Mutambirwa speaks with: Dr. Wang Jinjie, research assistant professor of the Institute of South-South Cooperation and Development, Deputy Secretory-General of Centre f…
 
A second visit to the home of farmer and Sunday Times-bestselling author James Oswald. Monty's a big fan of James' supernatural crime books, especially the Edinburgh-based Inspector Tony McLean series. This is the second of two episodes recorded at James' home. (Episode photo credit: David Cruickshanks)…
 
Jim Matheson, Executive Director of the National Bison Association, took a few moments to speak with us during the Buffalo and the Bison loadouts (No, we’re just being goofy – both are now accepted in common speech, as you’ll hear). We don’t know if he knows Ted Turner, but he does know his marketing stuff, and is a great representative of this wil…
 
African leaders have committed themselves to eradicating conflicts and promote security and stability in the continent. To offer new impetus, China has increased its support for Africa's peace and security efforts in recent years as it pushes for peaceful development. To discuss, host Zanele Buthelezi is joined by: Priyal Singh, Researcher with the…
 
James Oswald is the Sunday Times-bestselling author of dozens of books including the Edinburgh-based Inspector Tony McLean series of supernatural crime novels. He's also a Fife farmer, and particularly proud of his breeding herd of Highland cattle. Monty's a big fan of James' books, and jumped at the chance to pay him a visit for the podcast. This …
 
More African countries have received the greenlight to export agricultural products to China in the past as part of efforts to boost trade between the two sides. What does this mean for Africa? In this episode, host Zanele Buthelezi talks with: John Vedasto Rwehumbiza, CEO of Tanzania Commodity Commerce and Investment Company Chen Chaoxian, Managin…
 
More countries in Africa are adopting China's Juncao technology, which is seen as key in tackling poverty and climate change. This agricultural method involves the cultivation of grass that is then used as substrate for mushrooms production, animal feed and other products. Host Zanele Buthelezi explores the implementation of Juncao Technology and w…
 
There were many exciting things at this year’s National Western Stock Show, but one of the highlights was the group meeting up on the side pens of the Event Center. The Bison people were there in force, and the critters they came with stole the show, even if it was 25 degrees and snowing. Especially since it was that cold, because in the frigid air…
 
*Content Warning: This episode discusses themes of suicide and may not be suitable for all listeners* Mary-Jane Lawrie talks to Nigel Owens, a Welsh former international rugby union referee, who retired in December 2020 after a 17-year career. He currently holds the world record for the most test matches refereed and is one of five international re…
 
Something a bit different this week: Anna was recently interviewed by Mary Jane Lawrie for the FAS Sounds Agri Culture podcast, so we thought we'd bring you that interview in full as a behind-the-scenes peek at life at Scene and Herd and OnFARM. If you enjoy what you hear, do go and check out the FAS Sounds stable of podcasts at fas.scot/sounds Agr…
 
The Chinese ambassador to Tanzania says cultural exchanges help improve mutual understanding between China and Africa. In this episode, the ambassador shares her perspective on the development of cultural and people-to-people exchanges between China and Africa. Host Zanele Buthelezi also talks to Professor Kwesi DLS Prah at the University of South …
 
We’re back from the National Western Stock Show, and we thought we’d exit January with mules (no…backside-of-things jokes today, though it was tempting). Mules are some of our favorite animals, and not just because they have names like “50 Shades of Foxy.” The aptly-named Foxy and her owner Tabitha Holland of Signature Equine take a moment to bring…
 
Following last week's episode when Monty got to try a Dynescan portable semen quality analyser, we're hearing from a livestock vet who offers Dynescan tests to clients. Tom Oxtoby is from the George Farm Vets practice in Malmesbury in Wiltshire. The Dynescan ensures that vets can provide speedy and reliable advice to farmers looking to improve prod…
 
China’s Confucius Institutes in Africa are hosting Chinese New Year activities as part of programs to promote friendship and cultural exchanges between the two sides. Host Zanele Buthelezi discusses the work of the Confucius Institute in South Africa in promoting cultural exchanges with guests: Lin Wu, Director of the Confucius Institute at the Dur…
 
Created in Scotland: a game-changing portable pen-side semen quality analyser for livestock industries. The Dynescan was developed at Edinburgh University's Roslin Innovation Centre and provides accurate semen quality results within minutes. Its developers say anyone can use it. It helps farms to be more profitable, improving fertility management a…
 
Many people across the world are joining Chinese both at home and abroad in celebrating Chinese New Year, as they usher in the Year of the Rabbit. This year’s festivities begin as China and many countries have lifted the COVID-19 restrictions that have been in place over the past three years. This means many people are now able to travel their home…
 
Mary-Jane Lawrie talks to Richard and Fiona Lamb of Fordhead Farm, Kippen, about how they have diversified their farming business and how they have adapted to the many challenges that starting new ventures has thrown at them. Richard and Fiona Lamb are the definition of ‘give it a go’. From exiting the Metropolitan Police and dipping toes, (and los…
 
In February 2021, Her Royal Highness, Princess Anne, was a guest on OnFARM, launching a fundraising drive to find a cure for Equine Grass Sickness. The mysterious disease is almost always fatal to horses, and, in recent years, had killed 5 prized Highland ponies on Her Majesty the Queen's Balmoral estate. Efforts to find a treatment are being led b…
 
Chinese Foreign Minister Qin Gang has visited Africa following his appointment to the post in December. The week-long African trip includes visits to Ethiopia, Gabon, Angola, Benin and Egypt, in addition to the headquarters of the African Union and the League of Arab States. To discuss, host Zanele Buthelezi is joined by: Dr. Emmanuel Matambo, Rese…
 
Today, we’re speaking with Christy, who is an old friend of mine. This podcast came into being, because last October, Christy and her son Luke met up with us in Rhinebeck for the New York State Sheep and Wool festival. On one of the evenings when we lifted our tired feet off the floor, we had a conversation about taxes and accounting, as often happ…
 
Hannah and Danny Gallagher - better known to many on social media as The Red Shepherdess and Danny the Farrier - share their delight and excitement at not one but two pieces of life-changing news; they have just taken on their first farm in their own names, and - after three miscarriages - have their first baby on the way. The couple talk to Monty …
 
Every person has a right to health, but many countries in Africa are still grappling with the lack of resources such as funding, medical equipment and staff. Built with the aid of China in 2012, the China-Uganda Friendship Hospital has helped provide much needed health services to Ugandans. It has played a key role in the fight against the COVID-19…
 
The year 2022 saw major developments that further deepened China-Africa cooperation in various areas, from health and disease control, to infrastructure development and space. The fight against COVID-19 continued to dominate as countries embarked on a recovery process despite persistent cases. Here’s a look at some of the stories we covered this ye…
 
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