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THREE farming friends are swapping their quad bikes for the mic as they’ve produced a podcast that can be downloaded on Spotify. Ben Chilman, Ted Davies and Nick Rogers have ditched the wellies and instead donned a pair of headphones to bring you the Ewe Turn Podcast. But, if you think this is going to be a farming podcast informing listeners about the latest prices of sheep feed and discussing their favourite cattle breeds – think again. Instead, the idea has been born out of the fact the trio each struggled with their mental health during the various lockdowns brought on by the coronavirus pandemic, and they want to smash the stereotype of people in the farming community being impervious to struggles with depression and isolation.
#Run1000: Over £45,000 raised for farming charities
3 February 2021 |
The 1,200 participants clocked up 64,785 miles of running or walking
Teams from the four nations of the UK have helped raise over £45,000 for farming and rural charities as part of the #Run1000 challenge.
The 1,200 participants, which included hundreds of farmers and workers in the wider agriculture industry, clocked up 64,785 miles of running or walking.
They have raised £45,438 for five charities: The Farming Community, Embrace Farm, The Do More Agriculture Foundation, RSABI and DPJ Foundation.
The initiative’s founder and Captain of Team Scotland, Sheena Horner, was joined by Charles Anyan Captain for Team England, Emma Picton-Jones, Captain for Team Wales, Peter Hynes for Team Ireland and Jason Meadows leading the Rest of the World.
A PEMBROKESHIRE mental health charity is encouraging farmers and those living rurally across Wales to run during the month of January to help with their mental health. Emma Picton-Jones, founder of the DPJ Foundation, helped create the @ run1000 challenge which is happening throughout January 2021. The challenge is being held between England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales and the rest of the world. Initially it was to see whose team could run 1000 miles first. All countries have now reached the 1000-mile mark and are now competing to see who can run the most miles throughout the month while raising awareness of the importance of rural mental health, and raising money for rural mental health charities including the DPJ Foundation.
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