Today's guest needs no introduction among the farming community but for those that don't know him, Olly Harrison, better known by his YouTube handle 'Olly Blogs', has been sharing life on the farm and advocating for the industry through his daily online channels for over 5 years now.A well known face on tv too, as he frequently appears whenever farming is in the news. And today will be no exception either, as farmers up & down the country ramp up their presence off the farm, with tractor go-slows and further protests this week ahead of the budget and on Wednesday outside parliament.Check out Olly's YouTube channel ‪@OllyBlogsAgricontractfarmer‬

Part two of my conversation with The Blakey Brothers. A lively discussion about everything that is wrong with officialdom, politicians and civil servants and the impacts on the farmingcommunity.

If you're just joining, go back and listen to Episode 2 to hear how it all began for Martin & Craig.

Check out their websitewww.blakeybrothers.co.uk and socials as The Blakey Brothers.

News of more protests by farmers and a new guest on the show.

Say hello to The (fabulous) Blakey Brothers! If you've not heard of them yet, I'm pretty sure you will do soon. Recently coined "Yorkshire's answer to Jeremy Clarkson", Craig & Martin look back on the changes in farming during their careers and quite simply, tell it how it is.'Live it, Talk it, Walk it' is their motto and with a healthy dose of mickey-taking along the way, these brothers are rapidly gaining a global following. Whether they are exploring the tractors of yesteryear, chatting to locals, leading community projects in their small corner of Yorkshire or highlighting the challenges faced by farmers today, there's no denying their love for the countryside and passion for its traditions.Check out the following channels for their content:www.blakeybrothers.co.ukFacebook: The Blakey BrothersInstagram: The Blakey Brothers

Welcome to the Pasture Bedtime podcast, a fortnightly show featuring conversations with farmers, growers, and a host of other characters from the UK agricultural sector. If you're interested in farming, food, tractors or rural living, settle yourself in and listen, as we chew the cud over what it means to be in farming today.