Ag in Conversation

Christmas on Farm

Ag in Conversation

Show Notes

EP | 99 Christmas on Farm

Merry Christmas to all!!

In this festive episode, Emily and Myfanwy discuss the challenges and joys of preparing for Christmas as farmers. They share their unique traditions, the busy life of farmers during the holiday season, and the importance of balancing work and family. The conversation also touches on the significance of community support and the special foods that make Christmas memorable. As they reflect on their experiences, they emphasise the importance of creating family traditions and appreciating the hard work that goes into producing food for the festive season.

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