Countryfile “Rare Crop Harvest” 27 October 2024 on BBC One
On Sunday 27 October 2024, BBC One broadcasts Countryfile!
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Episode Summary
The upcoming episode of “Countryfile” promises to be an intriguing look at harvest time with a twist. Set to air on BBC One, Matt Baker and Charlotte Smith will visit a unique farm in Cambridgeshire that is growing crops not typically found in the UK. This episode will explore the challenges and triumphs of farming unusual produce, highlighting the innovation taking place in British agriculture.
Charlotte will meet David Mwanaka, a pioneering farmer who has brought crops from his native Zimbabwe to the UK. Their reunion is significant, as Charlotte first interviewed David eleven years ago during a radio show. At that time, she had doubts about his vision of cultivating African crops in Britain. This episode will reflect on how far David has come since then and the journey he has taken to make his dream a reality.
Viewers can expect to see the vibrant and diverse crops that David is now successfully growing. The episode will delve into the importance of embracing different agricultural practices and the impact of climate on farming. It will also showcase the hard work and determination involved in bringing new ideas to life in the world of farming. This episode of “Countryfile” is sure to inspire and educate about the possibilities of growing crops in the UK that are often overlooked.
What Time is the Episode On?
The episode of Countryfile will be broadcast on October 27 2024 on BBC One at 7:20 PM.
Is the Episode New?
The episode of Countryfile is all new!
Countryfile Cast & Stars
| Main Cast |
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| Matt Baker John Craven Adam Henson Ellie Harrison Helen Skelton Paul Martin Tom Heap Naomi Wilkinson Steve Brown |
Episode Videos & Previews
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Countryfile Series Information
| Stories are shared of the people, places and issues at the heart of the British countryside. Popular features include the programme's photography contest, which culminates in a yearly calendar sold to benefit charity, the Video Diary, produced by viewers and focused on life in rural areas, and the weather forecasts. |
