The royals ended their tour of Sydney today with a barbecue in Parramatta Park, where eager fans managed to meet and greet the new King and Queen

Some farmers had the chance to speak with King Charles at the royal barbecue this afternoon, after a long day of touring Sydney City.

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00:00There are a couple of people here who had the chance to meet the King and Queen.

00:06Hannah and Tim, they're farmers from regional New South Wales, from the Central Coast.

00:11They're from The Food Farm.

00:12Now, the two of you, you were on the farm this morning and just today, a couple of moments

00:17ago, you met the King and Queen.

00:18What was it like?

00:19It's very surreal, yes, to think that this morning we were moving chickens and then feeding

00:23this amazing crowd our chicken this afternoon and meeting the King and Queen.

00:27It's just the most incredible life experience.

00:30Do you want to tell me a little bit about your business, your organisation?

00:34What do you do?

00:35Because it's not only chicken that you produce, but it's also cattle and eggs as well.

00:39Yes, so Tim and I are first generation regenerative farmers, so it means that we farm sustainably

00:43and organically.

00:45We grow grass-fed beef, pasture-raised chicken and pasture-raised eggs, and we farm it all

00:50ourselves and butcher it on farm as well.

00:52The King and Queen, they didn't have a chance to taste your food here on display, but did

00:57you say anything to them?

00:59What did they say to you?

01:01They spoke about our regenerative practices, how we look after the soil, how our plants

01:07are performing, what the season's like.

01:10It was great to see how in-depth the King's knowledge was about agriculture.