On this episode of The AG Show, we’re getting stuck into low‑carbon lamb - where big science meets real‑world farming. It’s all off the back of the three‑year Breed For CH4nge project, and now it’s wrapped up, we’re hearing straight from the people involved and asking the big question: will this actually work on UK sheep farms?

We’re also catching up with a CEVAS‑trained dairy farmer who’s been opening the farm gates to school visits – and why it’s not just the kids who get something out of it.

And with the football World Cup in full swing, we’ll take a lighter look at what might be fuelling the teams on the pitch.

SOME USEFUL BITS (FROM AHDB & BEYOND)

Sheep Breeding UK | Low Carbon Lamb | Low Methane Sheep

Innovis Sheep - Leading UK Sheep Breeding Services & Sales

Signet Breeding Services | Signet Breeding

Lancashire Farm Education Centre – Home Farm – Croston

Access To Farms Home Page | Access To Farms

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US dairy couple Rodney and Dorothy Elliott jump on The AG Show to break down the five non-negotiables of a resilient dairy business - with their UK roadshow just around the corner.

Originally from Northern Ireland, the pair headed stateside in 2006 and started out with a 1,400-cow setup. Fast forward 20 years, and Drumgoon Dairy is now a multi-barn operation milking around 6,500 cows - so they’ve definitely learned a thing or two along the way.

We also take a look behind the scenes at how AHDB works with retailers to get red meat and dairy on the supermarket shelves.

Plus, we’ve got the latest from the Planting and Variety Survey, and an update on our environmental baselining pilot - which suggests we could be seriously underestimating just how much carbon is actually stored in soils.

SOME USEFUL BITS (FROM AHDB & BEYOND)

Drumgoon Dairy: The 5 non-negotiables of a resilient dairy business | AHDB

GB barley area hits 16-year low as growers rethink cropping strategies | AHDB

AHDB-led pilot shows current soil carbon measurement methodologies may be underestimating carbon stocks by a third or more | AHDB

Consumer Insights: Improving shopper engagement with the meat aisle | AHDB

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The AG Show might’ve just stumbled on something genuinely handy for farmers ahead of the next round of the Sustainable Farming Incentive. We’re joined by one of the brains at AHDB behind a new tool that helps you see what different SFI actions could actually mean for your own farm - so you can make smarter calls. Plus, we hear from a farmer who’s already put it to the test.

We’ll also be chatting to the head of the Association of Independent Meat Suppliers as AIMS hits a big milestone - 25 years.

And we’ll get into herbal leys too, catching up with organisers from a recent event focused on growing and managing multi-species swards.

SOME USEFUL BITS (FROM AHDB & BEYOND)

SFI cost benefit tool | AHDB Tools

Sustainable Farming Incentive | AHDB

The Garlic Farm Isle of Wight | Farm Shop | Restaurant | Café

Association of Independent Meat Suppliers

FarmED - FarmED - Farm & Food Education England

Home | Niab

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