Guild of Agricultural Journalists

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So Louise, um, b- before we, uh, started recording [laughs], we debated whether we would mention this, but, uh, it's been the British Guild of Agricultural Journalists' harvest service and, uh, lunch this week, which also includes the, um, Guild's awards.

Uh, a fair few awards this year for Farmers Weekly journalists, uh, including yourself winning the Arable Journalism Award.

Award.Yes, I did, didn't I? So that was a very nice, nice surprise for me.

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Jake, uh, Ediser went to the British Guild of Agricultural Journalists harvest lunch this week in London, which is a big get-together of people that work in agricultural journalism, and they have an awards ceremony as well.

And he'd actually entered our humble little podcast for Podcast of the Year.

Really? Did we win?

They had Tom Heap, um, off the telly and off Radio 4, who was giving an after-dinner speech.

I've, I've been a couple of other times before.

But it's just interesting enough that there is a, a guild of agricultural journalists, which seems incredibly niche.

Niche, absolutely.

This week's going to be a busy one.

I'm off down to London for the harvest lunch hosted by the British Guild of Agricultural Journalists.

If you happen to be going, please find me and say hello.

I'm also on a special assignment to record with someone very well-known.