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NFU: Shed Talks · June 10 · 1 hr

Victorious Hawkstone Choir Reveal What's Next, Plus Balancing the Books

Welcome to NFU Shed Talks In this week's episode of NFU Shed Talks, we celebrate one of the biggest feel-good stories in recent farming history as the Hawkstone Farmers Choir reflects on its unforgettable victory on Britain's Got Talent. From raising awareness around mental health to shining a spotlight on the farming community, the choir's journey has resonated far beyond the stage. The team also takes you inside the recent Shed Talks Live event in Wiltshire, exploring the resilience, creativity and optimism driving the future of British agriculture. Through inspiring conversations with farmers embracing 'side hustle' diversifications, we hear how businesses are evolving through new ventures, community engagement and a willingness to think differently. In Westminster, the discussion turns to the policies shaping the sector, with a deep dive into proposed water legislation, the role of regional water authorities and the practical concerns farmers have around permitting, regulation and future planning. The team also unpacks the latest political developments and highlights the NFU's ongoing advocacy work on behalf of members. Whether it's a Golden Buzzer triumph, innovative diversification projects or navigating the changing political landscape, this episode is a powerful reminder of the resilience, ambition and community spirit at the heart of British farming. For more information on today’s episode and to stay up to date with all things NFU, visit NFU Online or for more information on todays guests, head to the below: The Hawkstone Farmer Choir Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thehawkstonefarmerschoir/?hl=en-gb Warren Farm Somerset Website: https://www.warrenfarmsomerset.co.uk/ Instagram: @WarrenFarmSomerset TikTok: @WarrenFarmSomerset Mee Blueberries Website: https://www.meeblueberries.co.uk/ Instagram: @MeeBlueberries Facebook: @MeeBlueberries Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Welcome to NFU Shed Talks


In this week's episode of NFU Shed Talks, we celebrate one of the biggest feel-good stories in recent farming history as the Hawkstone Farmers Choir reflects on its unforgettable victory on Britain's Got Talent. From raising awareness around mental health to shining a spotlight on the farming community, the choir's journey has resonated far beyond the stage.


The team also takes you inside the recent Shed Talks Live event in Wiltshire, exploring the resilience, creativity and optimism driving the future of British agriculture. Through inspiring conversations with farmers embracing 'side hustle' diversifications, we hear how businesses are evolving through new ventures, community engagement and a willingness to think differently.


In Westminster, the discussion turns to the policies shaping the sector, with a deep dive into proposed water legislation, the role of regional water authorities and the practical concerns farmers have around permitting, regulation and future planning. The team also unpacks the latest political developments and highlights the NFU's ongoing advocacy work on behalf of members.


Whether it's a Golden Buzzer triumph, innovative diversification projects or navigating the changing political landscape, this episode is a powerful reminder of the resilience, ambition and community spirit at the heart of British farming.


For more information on today’s episode and to stay up to date with all things NFU, visit NFU Online or for more information on todays guests, head to the below:


The Hawkstone Farmer Choir

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thehawkstonefarmerschoir/?hl=en-gb


Warren Farm Somerset

Website: https://www.warrenfarmsomerset.co.uk/

Instagram: @WarrenFarmSomerset

TikTok: @WarrenFarmSomerset


Mee Blueberries

Website: https://www.meeblueberries.co.uk/

Instagram: @MeeBlueberries

Facebook: @MeeBlueberries


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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