In this bonus episode we discuss introducing trees onto your farm and how you know which ones are right for your land and your business? Host Peter Green is joined once again by Tom Kemp from Working Woodlands Cornwall and Harry Studholme from the Perridge Estate in Devon.

In this episode we talking about agroforestry and its potential for farming businesses in the south west and further afield. Host Peter Green is joined by Tom Kemp - Director and Head of Forestry at Working Woodlands Cornwall and Harry Studholme - a forester and farmer in Devon, based at the Perridge Estate near Exeter.

Peter Green is joined by Phillip Warren and Matt Chatfield to discuss farmer buyer relationships

This episode of Farming Focus explores how smaller South West farms could prioritise quality over quantity, featuring insights from Phillip Warren of Philip Warren Butchers and Matt Chatfield of the Cornwall Project on meat grading, niche markets, and building strong producer-buyer relationships.

In this bonus episode of Farming Focus, host Peter Green speaks with Ben Andrews and Guy Singh-Watson about water—the resource at the heart of farming and one increasingly under pressure from climate change.

This episode of Farming Focus, hosted by Peter Green, explores how climate change is reshaping UK farming, with guests Ben Andrews and Guy Singh-Watson discussing the challenges of extreme weather, food security, and resilience through innovation, soil health, and biodiversity.

In this bonus episode of Farming Focus, host Peter Green is joined again by Matt Dobbs and Adam Short to explore simple, low-cost ways farmers can get started with digital tools. From easy-to-use apps to practical tips on trialling technology, they share advice to help farmers build confidence without overloading time, budget, or patience.

This Farming Focus episode explores how South West farmers can harness technology, data, and digital tools to improve efficiency, productivity, and sustainability. Guests Matt Dobbs (Agsenze) and Adam Short (AHDB and Devon farmer) share practical insights, future trends, and advice on making farm tech work for south west farmers.

In this bonus episode of Farming Focus, host Peter Green is joined again by Brian Harvey and Andrew Branton to focus on one of the biggest challenges in succession planning—getting the conversation started. They share personal stories, common barriers, and simple, practical steps to help families open up discussions about the future of the farm.

This episode of Farming Focus explores how farming families can plan for the future, focusing on inheritance tax (IHT) and succession planning with insights from accountant Brian Harvey and farmer Andrew Branton. It covers when and how to start conversations, common pitfalls, and practical advice to keep farms in the family for the next generation.

In this bonus episode of Farming Focus, Peter Green talks with Andrew Brewer and Nikki Yoxall about the value of time spent away from the farming business. They share their own off-farm pursuits, from running a fish and chip shop to undertaking a PhD, and discuss how these experiences bring fresh perspectives and benefits back to the farm.

In this episode of Farming Focus, Peter Green talks with Nikki Yoxall and Andrew Brewer about finding balance in farming — from decision-making and work–life harmony to connecting with your personal mission. They explore practical strategies for creating space beyond the business and how clarity of purpose can shape the future of farming.

How could stronger mentorship networks shape the future of farming? Peter Green is joined by Helen Wyman and George Holmes to discuss this.

In this episode of Farming Focus, Peter Green is joined by Helen Wyman from TwoCan Mentor and Dorset dairy farmer George Holmes to explore the impact of mentorship in farming. They discuss how mentorship can build resilience and shape a stronger future for the agricultural industry.

In this episode rerun we look back at series 1 episode 3 and discuss farm safety in the south west. Peter Green is joined by Paul Mahon and Nick Lay from Cornish Mutual. Devon dairy farmer Fred Collins also tells Peter about his on farm accident in 2022.

In this special live episode, recorded at the Devon County Show, host Peter Green is joined by four farmers to explore how to build a resilient farm business in 2025. From business decision-making to personal wellbeing the panel shares real-life insights and practical tips. Guests include Chris Clark (Nethergill Associates), Niall Tewson (Crokers Grange), Amelia Greenway (Springwater Farm), and Rebecca Tonks (St Ewe Eggs).

Peter is joined by Emily Norton to look back on some of the highlights and learnings from this series.

Peter hears more from last week's guest Professor John Gilliland about the ARC Zero Project in Northern Ireland.

Peter is joined by Northern Irish farmer John Gilliland OBE to discuss land use, policy, data and much more.

Peter hears from from Hampshire farmer Tim May about how he has stacked enterprises on his farm over time.