WHETHER you’re walking birds, doing paperwork, or on the road between sites, The Poultry Network Podcast is a quick and easy way to stay informed about the UK poultry sector. Each episode is just 10–15 minutes long and packed with relevant, practical insight from producers, advisors, and policymakers.

If you’re new to podcasts, here’s a simple guide to get started—whether you listen on your phone, computer, or even YouTube.

✅ What Is a Podcast?

A podcast is like a radio show you can listen to any time you like—on your phone, tablet, computer, or smart speaker. Subscribing means you’ll get notified when new episodes are released, and you can go back and listen to previous ones whenever it suits you.

🚜 How to Listen

1. Use a Smartphone or Tablet (Easiest Method)

Choose a free app and search for the show:

Device App How to Get It
iPhone / iPad Apple Podcasts Pre-installed on your device
Android Google Podcasts or Spotify Free from the Google Play Store
Any device Spotify or YouTube Free apps or use in your browser

2. Or Listen on a Computer

You can stream episodes directly from:

📺 Prefer YouTube?

Every episode is also uploaded to our YouTube channel. This is ideal if you’re already used to YouTube or want to listen from your desktop browser.

🔗 Go to The Poultry Network on YouTube

Click Subscribe and then the bell icon 🔔 to get notified when new episodes are posted.

👇 Step-by-Step: How to Subscribe

On Apple Podcasts (iPhone):

  1. Open the Podcasts app
  2. Search: The Poultry Network Podcast
  3. Tap the podcast, then tap Follow
  4. Tap “•••” → Settings to enable notifications

On Spotify:

  1. Open the Spotify app or website
  2. Search for The Poultry Network Podcast
  3. Tap Follow
  4. Tap the bell icon 🔔 to get alerts for new episodes

On YouTube:

  1. Go to our YouTube channel
  2. Click Subscribe
  3. Tap the bell icon 🔔 to receive alerts

🐓 What to Expect

  • New episodes every few weeks
  • 10–15 minutes long—easy to fit into your day
  • Practical insights for poultry producers, integrators, and advisers
  • Topics include market updates, disease management, interviews with experts, and policy changes

If you found this helpful, feel free to share it with a colleague or post it in your team’s WhatsApp group.

And if there’s a topic you’d like us to cover, just let us know—we’d love to hear from you.

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