Well-known shearing commentator Evans discusses his farming life, from a tough post-war childhood with no mother, tractor or car, to days on shearing gangs and in hedge-laying competitions, to his own sheep farming, commentating and his impact on policy through work with the National Farmers Union.

• Mother leaves home
• School bullies
• Breaking new ground
• Chief cook and bottle-washer
• The art of hedging
• On the road
• A place of my own
• Farm fit for a wife
• Running water, at last!
• Struggling to make a living
• Pastures new
• Back to Wales
• Lucky for some…
• The farming life once more
• On the move again
• Ty’n y Cwm
• A growing business
• Better times
• A visit to France
• Farming film stars
• On the march in Brussels
• Wedding bells
• A victory for Welsh shearing
• Another country
• Stolen goods
• Foot and mouth
• Meeting the Queen
• Time to slow down
• More royal connections
• Shearing Down Under
• A health scare
• Back to New Zealand
• Home… and alone
• Life goes on
• Pictures