FED by Farmers Podcast

8.5 How a sheep saved the world, hardest place to farm in the UK and a rant about guardian dogs.

Join Iona and Cammy as they answer some of your questions and just generally talk nonsense. This week we discuss what we'd have on our headstone, best / worst Christmas present, how blackies saved the world and the toughest place in the uk to farm.
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8 John Murray (Crossflatt) - Life of a hill farmer, having a disaster in the sale ring and knowing when to retire

Join Iona and Cammy as they sit down with John Murray of Crossflat Farm, Muirkirk. John is Iona's long suffering father and is hugely respected within the blackface sheep breed and the wider farming community.
In this podcast we discuss his life as a hill farmer, his first big break selling rams, the wonders of the Blackface ewe and deciding when to retire.
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7.5 The Worm Statement, Peeing in a bottle and is no UK lamb on supermarket shelves a good thing?

Join Iona and Cammy as they answer your questions and just generally chat nonsense. They discuss worming ewes, Cammy's pee incident and the possibility that no UK lamb on the shelves being a good thing?
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7. James Nisbet - Winning at the Highland, how a butcher makes money and a £5000 vet bill

Join Iona and Cammy as they chat with James Nisbet of orchardton Farm, Ochiltree. James will be well known to any Sheep Game viewers as he's appeared often and enjoys the banter. Today he discusses winning the commercial cattle class at the Royal Highland, Royal Welsh and Livescot.
We also discuss how much a butcher makes from beef and lamb and chat subsidies. 
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6.5. Quick Feed 21/12/23 - Cammy The Grinch + Imposter Syndrome

Join Cammy and Iona as they chat nonsense about Christmas, Imposter syndrome and doing things because we've alwasy done them. 
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6. Alan Blackwood - Auldhouseburn, Buying Double Diamond, Hens and Golden eagles

Join Iona and Cammy as they sit down with Alan Blackwood of Auldhouseburn Blackface. They chat about buying Auldhouseburn Hen sheds, renewable energy and spending 6 figures on sheep! Visit our website to see our range of custom made clothing - www.fedbyfarmers.co.uk

5. Rachel & Cammy Jackson - Pros and cons of This Farming Life, farm tenancies and smoking

Join Iona and Cammy as they sit down with Cammy and Rachel Jackson, now world famous, after their appearance on the latest Season of This Farming Life. The talk about the pros and cons of going on the show, Cammy's smoking habit, farm tenancies and plans for the future. 

4.5 Quick Feed 07/12/23: Dipping Sheep, The biggest challenge facing farmers + inspirational quotes

Join Iona and Cammy as they discuss a random jumble of topics on this weeks Q+A.  You can watch this podcast on Youtube just search Fed By Farmers Podcas.

4. Farm Vet Kaz - New Zealand, harvesting velvet and sexing semen

Join Iona and Cammy as they speak with Kaz from Farm Vet films. Kaz and Cammy have been friends for years so the banter is flying as they discuss all things New Zealand farming, semen, Cambridge Uni and much much more.

3. David Cooper, Winning sheep farmer of the year, £900K of Peatland restoration and Herdwicks

In this weeks episode Iona and Cammy are joined by one half of Farmers Weekly Sheep Farmer of the Year David Cooper. David tells us about his early life and his route into farming, from Devon to Muirkirk and how he has grown from 400 acres to 5000 acres of land. It's an incredible success story for David, his wife Cora and their three kids. We hope you enjoy.