Meinir is one of the presenters on one of the leading agriculture programmes in the United Kingdom, Ffermio. She works part time as a Presenter, Director and Producer for Telesgop, the company that produces ‘Ffermio’ based in Swansea. She has worked on numerous productions, both live and recorded, from the English and Welsh coverage at the Royal Welsh show, various specials from different events across the UK, and also produced and presented some radio programmes. One of the Highlights for Meinir was a special hour long live programme of Ffermio, from her sheep shed in Llandysul, which was one of the quickest hour she has experienced, with new life and drama all around.

As well as her Tv work, Meinir thrives at being on the farm. Farming is what she does every spare minute she has! Gary her husband (the current NFU Cymru livestock champion), and Meinir farm together at Shadog in Pentrecwrt, Llandysul, and since they got married they have  thrown themselves whole heartedly into developing and improving the livestock and farm, with the help of their two young children Sioned and Dafydd. 

They predominantly sell their stock for breeding, they keep 200 head of cattle, which include 40 sucklers, young stock and are calving just shy of 60 heifers in the spring to sell with calves at foot in May / June time. They have a small pedigree herd of Limousine cattle,  and have just ventured into Aberdeen Angus, buying their first dozen from the reknown Blelack dispersal sale at stirling last month. 

On the Sheep front, they keep about 600 sheep, about 350 pedigree texels, pure suffolks, charolais, Beltex and Blueface and they will sell about 150 -200 tups every year. They also keep a variety of different animals from pigs to shetland ponies.

She was also an active member of Llanfynydd Young Farmers in Carmarthenshire, being a past Lady Ambassador, Member of the year and County Chairman. She is forever grateful for all the experiences and opportunities that was given to her during her time as a member from shearing to singing and travelling. Since going to old to compete, she loves to  help train youngsters for various competitions from public speaking to stock judging.

Over the years, she has been honoured to win some awards for her work, from the United counties Agricultural and Hunters Society Award  for her services to Agriculture, to the FUW Bob Davies memorial award in 2014 for her work to increase the public profile of welsh farming. She has also been part of the team who have won several awards at Bafta Cymru for their work on the live programmes from the Royal Welsh Show.

Farming is at the heart of everything Meinir does, from her TV work to her life on the farm. She is very passionate for the industry, and is thankful to be able to be a part of the wonderful farming community that we have here in Wales.