Throughout this series we have been encouraging farmers across Cornwall, Devon, Somerset and Dorset to ask how resilient their businesses are going forwards, and see what we can all do to make them more resilient?
From soil health to farm safety and communications to bovine tb, we’ve put a wide variety of topics through the resilience lens. I this episode we take a step back and review the big picture, asking what resilience really means for farmers in the south west? What can we take from the series?
Joining host Peter Green is Liz Bowles, CEO at the Farm Carbon Toolkit and James Daniel who is founder of Precision Grazing.
Throughout this series we are focusing on the topic of resilience.
Farming Focus is the podcast for farmers in the South West of England, but is relevant for farmers outside of the region or indeed anyone in the wider industry or who has an interest in food and farming.
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Timestamps
00:01 Cornish Mutual jingle.
00:14 Peter Green introduces the episode.
01:20 Liz Bowles introduces herself.
02:06 James Daniel introduces himself.
02:37 What does resilience mean to Liz?
03:50 What does resilience mean for James?
05:05 Peter introduces first example - from Sabine McEwan in episode 4
07:20 Second example with Heather Wildman.
10:09 Jingle
10:17 Soil Health and Tom Tolputt example from episode 1.
12:40 Climate resilience example from episode 6.
18:40 Episode 5 example from Anna Jones on the importance of communication.
22:05 Episode 9 TB example.
26:00 Showstoppers and what does resilience mean for Peter?
30:00 We need perspective.
32:48 The cream tea finale!
34:10 Peter rounds up the episode.