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The Farmers Guardian podcast: 51AVÊÓÆµsafety special - "Your farm will be here longer than you, so take your time"

Recorded live from the Royal Welsh Show, in this podcast special we discuss how vital farm safety is, following new statistics which revealed farming remains the most dangerous profession in the UK

Emily Ashworth
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The Farmers Guardian podcast: 51AVÊÓÆµsafety special - "Your farm will be here longer than you, so take your time"

This week's podcast is a farm safety special in conjunction with Lantra, recorded live from the Royal Welsh Show. Digital editor Emily Ashworth speaks to Stephanie Berkeley from Yellow Wellies, farmer Ioan Humphreys and Lantra's Clegg Bamber about the impact farm safety has on people and businesses.

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