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On this week's Young Stock Podcast, Sarah McIntosh heads to Rome and catches up with three young people who attended the World Food Forum in the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
On this week’s Young Stock Podcast, we chat to Max Potterton, tillage farmer and IFA grain policy executive, about college, working in the Irish Farm Centre, and the future of tillage.
The interim statements have been calculated off existing excretion figures and not the ones proposed by the Department of Agriculture earlier this year.
Stephen Robb talks to tillage and dairy farmer Colm Carpenter about his decision to develop an anaerobic digestion plant, what it means for farmers, and how to get the dairy industry involved.
Gary Abbott talks to Kerry native owner and founder of JM Agri Design Joe Moynihan, a company now known best for its elephant trunk-style bale handlers.
Martin Merrick talks to Micheal Quinn, a professional photographer, sheep farmer and Tik Tok star whose humorous videos and vlogging entertain thousands from across the globe.