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Join Anna as she explains what it's like to be an agricultural journalist - especially during lockdown. She gives you a glimpse of her job before and during the lockdown, working on tv and radio programmes, and writing articles. Anna also speaks to Tom Heap - Countryfile Presenter and Radio Broadcaster about his job and why he chose it. They both share lots of useful tips about becoming a journ...

Kit is a university lecturer and an agricultural engineer. Engineers are professional problem solvers and agricultural engineers are specialists in fixing farmers' problems. In this video, Kit shows you what that means day-to-day, including the hands-free tractor that he's developed. Kit says, 'If you have an interest in how things work, and making things better, then you would make a great eng...

Join Tom as he quizzes his dad Gordon about being a vegetable farmer. Tom asks his dad about how he became a farmer, and about the best and worst bits of farming One of Gordon's favourite things? He loves carrots, and if he's hungry in the field, he can just lift one out of the ground and take a bite. Another of Gordon's favourite things about being a farmer is getting to care for things, and h...

As an agronomist, Kathryn spends most of her time in fields looking at crops and helping farmers to keep them healthy. Join her and her dog Winston in fields of wheat and cabbages, as she explains how she checks the health of plants and how she tests the pH of the soil. Bring an umbrella with you! Kathryn also explains how technology like satellite imagery is becoming more and more important in...

Interested in animals or science? Farm vet Theeb recommends exploring veterinary as a career option. In this video, he explains how he decided to be a farm vet, what his job involves from day to day, and some highlights, including an escapee bull and helping a goat give birth to sextuplets. Theeb also shares some advice on how to get in to vet school, from getting volunteer experience to seekin...

It’s US Farmer Meredith Bernard’s last week on “Why are farmers so smelly” and this week we find out what her favourite animal is. We also find out if cows sleep! If you have a question you'd like to ask, send it with your name and age to smellyfarmer@eatfarmnow.com Stay tuned for more... Visit us at eatfarmnow.com/ Copyright © EatFarmNow 2020

Watch Teleri introduce you to her Welsh Black cattle, or as she calls them - the farm's 'biodiversity warriors'! As a hill farmer that's passionate about looking after the environment, one of Teleri's main goals is to improve biodiversity. Along with her sheepdog Roy, Teleri explains how she protects, promotes and connects the different habitats on her farm - providing wildlife with plenty of o...

Shhh! Farmer Brian has to whisper so he doesn't disturb some special guests in his barn. Can you guess who's tucked away in the nest box? It's a family of barn owls. Brian picks up a barn owl pellet from underneath their home and takes it back to the farm office for some investigation. Join him as he guides you through a gruesome experiment to find out what the owls have been eating from around...

We're back with our U.S farmer Meredith Bernard. This week we answer some interesting questions such as "does milk from cows, go to chocolate factories?" We also find out her favourite brand of tractor! If you have a question you'd like to ask, send it with your name and age to smellyfarmer@eatfarmnow.com Charlie will be back again next week for Episode 8! Stay tuned for more... Visit us at eat...

Join farmer Brian in his meadow for a game of colour I-Spy. What colours can you see? What colour is the sky? What colour is the oak tree? What colour is clover? Why not play a game of colour I-Spy when you go for your lockdown exercise? Count how many colours you can see - you might be surprised at the rainbow of colours you'll find.

Martin explains how he creates habitats for wildlife alongside the crops he grows on his farm. Some of these habitats include wildflower corridors, ponds, hedgerows and bird boxes. They attract all kinds of insects and birds to the farm. Martin challenges you next time you visit the countryside to count how many different types of insects and wildflowers you can see on farms.

Watch James explain how hedgerows are created and cared for on his farm. James also shows how hedgerows create a safe home for wildlife, providing lots of food and shelter all year round.

Have you ever wondered where honey comes from? Bee farmer Gruffydd Rees has all the answers. Watch as he explains how bees make honey from his farm in West Wales. Follow Gwenyn Gruffydd @GwenynGruffydd

Watch Rachael take you on a tour of her farm in Snowdonia National Park, North Wales - past ancient woodland, bug hotels and hedgerows. Along the way, Rachael explains how farmers and their animals can help to protect the natural environment and create spaces for birdlife, bug life and plant life to thrive.

Episode 6: "Why are farmers so smelly?" Meredith Bernard joins us from the US!

From seed to loaf - the story of bread with Eckley Farms

Slime time - with Dr Jenna Ross

Lambing time - with farmer Neil

A tour of a Welsh farm - with farmer Hefin (yn Gymraeg/ in Welsh)

Episode 5: "Why are farmers so smelly?" Adam Henson's final episode!

An introduction to longhorn cattle - with farmer Joe

Farm animal welfare - with Vet Theeb

Sausage rolls: Learn to cook with chef Charlie Hodson

How a farmer feeds calves with a machine

Episode 4: "Why are farmers so smelly?" Adam Henson is back!

How satellites and drones help grow crops - with farmer Ally

How a farmer uses a mobile apps to monitor his calves

Girls can be agricultural engineers too - Poppy's message

How do robot weed zappers work on farm?