Landwards - the podcast of the Institution of Agricultural Engineers

Topical and current information, interviews and discussion for members professional journeys through the lens of agricultural engineering.

Landwards - the podcast of the Institution of Agricultural Engineers is a technology podcast hosted by Various, with 42 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  LandTechnik AgEng2025 and Agritechnica - Now the Dust has Settled

  Dec 11, 202559 minS0

  <p>Join IAgrE CEO Charlie Nicklin, Independent Agronomist Kieran Walsh, Innovation Specialist Clive Blacker, Head of Education & Partnerships, BASIS, Harry Henderson, Technology Manager at the Foundation for Arable Research, New Zealand, Chris Smith and Landwards editor Andy Newbold Hon FIAgrE for a no holds barred full on discussion about what was hot (and not) in Hannover, Germany in November 2025.</p><p>Agricultural engineers and agronomists unpack what really mattered at Agritechnica and LandTechnik AgEng 2025: from robots and autonomy to smart implements, soil sensing, and alternative powertrains. They separate marketing vanity from practical engineering, highlighting where data, AI, and clever hardware...

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  Growing Safely - The IOSH Rural Industries Conference, November 2025

  Nov 27, 202523 minS0

  <p>Landwards Editor Andy Newbold Hon FIAgrE in conversation with :</p><p><b>Richard Bate, newly elected IOSH president</b>, discussed the importance of education, mental health, and environmental change in the rural industries community. He highlighted that despite being only 1% of the workforce, rural industries account for over 20% of workforce deaths. Bate emphasized early education and engagement with children to foster risk management skills. He shared a statistic that globally, 157 people die every 25 minutes. Sam Downer from Mates in Mind stressed the need for effective mental health support in farming communities. Mike Whiting, chair of IOSH's rural industries group...

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  Wood, Water & Innovation: Building Resilience in Rural Environments - The Forestry Engineering Group Symposium 2025

  Oct 24, 202534 minS0

  <p>This recording covers how forestry, timber, water management, and safety regulation intersect with land-based engineering, and why agricultural engineers sit at the centre of these systems.<br/> </p><p>* Apologies for the background noise in some of the interviews, it was a lively conference environment!</p><p><b>Key Takeaways</b><br/><br/><b>1. Timber & Species Diversification</b> - Prof. Dan Ridley‑Ellis</p>   Future timber supply must adapt to climate change and disease, so we need species diversification beyond traditional commercial species.   What matters to most users is performance, not species name: strength, durability, processability.   The timber of 2050 is alread...

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  Jonathan Gill - From Robotics to Farming

  Sep 10, 202547 minS0

  <p>In this episode of Landwards, host Andy Newbold interviews Jonathan Gill, a farm innovation specialist at the UK Agri-Tech Centre. They discuss Jonathan's journey from a curious child fascinated by mechanics to a professional in agricultural engineering. The conversation covers his educational challenges, the impact of technology in farming, and the importance of continuous learning and human intuition in the field. Jonathan shares insights on the Hands-Free Hectare project, current projects at the Agri-Tech Centre, and offers advice for aspiring agricultural engineers.</p><p><b>Jonathans Takeaways</b></p><p> Jonathan's early curiosity about mechanics shaped his career.</p><p...

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  Dr Tim Chamen - Innovations in Soil Management

  Jul 30, 202558 minS0

  <p><b>Episode notes:</b></p><p>In this edition, Tim Chamen shares his extensive journey in agricultural engineering, discussing his background, education, and the evolution of agricultural machinery. He highlights the importance of soil health, innovations like controlled traffic farming, and the development of gantry systems. Tim emphasizes the need for continuous inquiry and adaptation in agricultural practices to meet modern challenges and environmental concerns. He also offers valuable advice for aspiring engineers in the field.</p><p><b>Takeaways</b></p><p> Tim's journey in agricultural engineering began with a passion for soil and machinery.</p><p>Education p...

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