Episode 46 - The Farming Show with Steve Orchard.

Episode 53 - The Farming Show with Steve Orchard

We're at Groundswell finding out about a natural soil improver and getting the thoughts of the CLA on the new Farming Roadmap. There's a new app aimed at linking farmers, walkers and local communities. Plus our regulars: crop doctor Sean Sparling takes a walk though the fields, looks at the state of the crops and has some timely agronomy advice. And we look at the livestock and grain markets with Louth Market and Openfield. Sponsored by Masons Rural.

Episode 52 - The Farming Show with Steve Orchard

We're talking water and drainage this week with Anglian Water and the Witham Fourth Drainage Board. We catch up with LRSN's outgoing Head of Charity Amy Thomas at Lincolnshire Show and look ahead to this week's 10th Groundswell. Plus our regulars are here: crop doctor Sean Sparling has essential agronomy advice and we review the markets with Louth Livestock Market and Openfield. Sponsored by Masons Rural.

Episode 51 - The Farming Show with Steve Orchard

Lots from The Lincolnshire Show - the NFU, the CLA and the Rural Business Advice Hub. There's more from Cereals - virtual fences, fertiliser and slugs. And we look at a climate change report and how farmers are adapting. Plus livestock and grain market reports from Louth Market and Openfield. Sponsored by Masons Rural.

Episode 50 - The Farming Show with Steve Orchard

Reports from Cereals at Clarkson's Farm - connectivity, new kit and a hole in the ground! Detail on the latest incarnation of SFI. Top tips for working safely on farm. Plus our regular weekly review of the livestock and grain markets, the state of the crops and essential agronomy advice. Sponsored by Masons Rural.

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.