This series was produced to mark the centenary of biodynamic agriculture, founded by Rudolf Steiner in 1924. This episode looks at biodynamic farming today and looks ahead to the future of the movement.

This series was produced to mark the centenary of biodynamic agriculture, founded by Rudolf Steiner in 1924. This episode explores biodynamic farming and the history and roots of the movement.

Rebecca Tonks runs St Ewe Eggs based in Cornwall. Ben speaks to her to find out more about her story.

Ben hears from Tim May and John Cherry about PitchUp - a concept that could revolutionise the way business is done in the countryside.

Ben reviews last week's budget and also hears from Carol Paris from the Royal Bath and West Society and Tamara Giltsoff from the upcoming Land Alive event about a new prize being launched in connection with Land Alive.

Ben learns all about a business growing tea in Wales.

Ben meets David and Cora Cooper who farm 3500 sheep on over 5000 acres of hill land in Ayrshire.

Ben visits Chet Valley Vineyard in Norfolk to meet wine maker John Hemmant and learn about English wine making.

Ben speaks to Farmers Weekly columnist Cath Morley about life on her family's dairy farm in Lancashire, growing up in Derbyshire, the future of dairy, robot milking and writing for Farmers Weekly.

Ben speaks to Chloe Lucas from Essex who was inspired to get into agriculture after watching Clarkson's Farm during lockdown.

Ben speaks to Holly Moscrop who was diagnosed with ME and PoTS when she was 16, but this doesn't stop her from being a core member of the family farm team.

Ben speaks to Sussex herb and flower grower Sinead Fenton.

Ben speaks to shepherd Ed Munt.

The podcast harvest special featuring harvest reports from Richard Heady, Charles Anyan, Andrew Wilson and Andrew Court.

Ben is joined by insect farmer and Nuffield scholar David Tavenor to discuss insect farming as a livestock protein source.

Ben speaks to the CEO of the Sustainable Food Trust and Ceredigion dairy farmer Patrick Holden.

Ben delves into the archive to speak to Helen Browning and Edward Vipond.

Ben delves into the Meet the Farmers archive and digs up 2 previous episodes.

Ben delves into the MTF archive again and this week Wilfred Emmanuel Jones and Anna Jones are featured.

Ben delves into the archive featuring 3 farmers from previous episodes.

Ben meets former vegan and current dairy farmer Alistair Macbeth.

Ben visits Groundswell and speaks to farmers about scaling regenerative agriculture.

Ben meets Jake Freestone, the farm manager at Overbury Farms in Worcestershire.

Ben is joined by dairy farmer Rory Christie who farms 100 cows in south west Scotland.