The Farming Show

Episode 49 - The Farming Show with Steve Orchard

We're looking ahead to Cereals at Clarkson's Farm with Cheerful Charlie. The big Lincolnshire Show is only a week away, what can we expect? Why has the price of wool (and fleeces) rocketed? Plus our regulars - the grain and livestock markets reviewed and Sean Sparling looks at the crops and dispenses some essential agronomy advice. Sponsored by Masons Rural.

Episode 48 - The Farming Show with Steve Orchard

We look ahead to the 20th Open Farm Sunday, the 18th Lincolnshire Wolds Tractor Run and a drop-in day coming up at Louth Livestock Market. Tesco has launched its latest search for farm technology innovations - Steve has all the details. Plus essential agronomy advice and a look at how the livestock and grain markets did last week. Sponsored by Masons Rural.

Episode 47 - The Farming Show with Steve Orchard

Six farm deaths in six weeks! Why and what's to be done? More new products on display at the recent Pig & Poultry Fair at the NEC. A liquid seaweed drone spraying trial on a Lincolnshire farm. Plus the livestock and grain markets reviewed and a look at the crops, weather and essential agronomy advice from crop doctor Sean Sparling. Sponsored by Masons Rural.

Episode 46 - The Farming Show with Steve Orchard.

New products on show at the Pig & Poultry Fair at the NEC. Hopefully hare coursing just got a bit less attractive. The National Beef Association Expo comes to the East Midlands. Plus our regulars: livestock and grain market reports from Louth Market and Openfield and Sean Sparling has a bumper crop of essential agronomy advice for us including which parts of the plant to focus your attention on.

Episode 45 - The Farming Show with Steve Orchard

We look ahead to the Pig & Poultry Fair, on this week at the NEC. Riseholme College's Stock Skills Day is coming up and we hear the experiences of a Lincolnshire farmer with the ADOPT funding scheme from Defra. Plus our crop doctor, independent agronomist Sean Sparling takes a look at the crops and dispenses some essential agronomy advice and we see how the livestock and grain markets are performing with Keith Miller from Louth Market and Freya Butler from Openfield. Sponsored by Masons Rural.