Brought to you by RASE, in association with Innovation for Agriculture, the Farm of the Future podcast explores how farm businesses can prepare for and adapt to the challenges affecting agriculture.
Join us to hear about the technologies and ideas which can make farming easier, more profitable and provide benefits to the environment.
Separating opportunity from hype in the soil carbon market
In this conversation, Ben Hunt, a sustainability consultant, discusses the complexities of carbon markets, particularly focusing on the role of farmers in carbon sequestration. He explains the differences between regulated and voluntary carbon markets, the importance of additionality in carbon credits, and the challenges farmers face in navigating this evolving landscape. The discussion highlights the potential benefits of carbon markets for farmers while also addressing the risks and moral implications involved.
19 Feb 2026
Long term thinking, risk management and innovation with Jake Freestone
In this conversation, Jake Freestone, Farm Manager at Overbury Farms, discusses the multifaceted approach to modern farming, emphasising the importance of regenerative agriculture, resilience in the face of climate change, and the role of organisations like LEAF. He shares insights on the challenges of improving wheat yields, the necessity of long-term thinking in farming practices, and the importance of risk management and innovation. Additionally, Jake highlights the work of the Green Farm Collective in promoting sustainable farming practices and engaging with consumers to build trust in regenerative agriculture.
12 Feb 2026
Keeping nutrients out of water with Tim Stephens
In this conversation, Tim Stephens discusses the intersection of water management and farming, emphasising the importance of collaboration between farmers and water companies to improve water quality. He outlines the challenges faced in maintaining water standards, the investments made to support farmers, and the various strategies employed to engage with them. The discussion also covers the need for holistic water management approaches, the physical changes farmers can implement, the significance of training, and the global perspectives on water management. Tim highlights the technological innovations in nutrient management and concludes with actionable steps for farmers to enhance their water management practices.
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Podcast Authority Score: 9 / 100
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Engagement
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