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Farms Advice Podcast is the only independent podcast for Australian agribusiness. For those looking to create opportunities within agriculture to become efficient, productive, and sustainable into the future. Learn on the go with the host, Jack Cresswell. We're transforming traditional agriculture into the digital world. Follow and share our journey. If you're interested in being a guest on the show, e-mail podcast@farmsadvice.com.au to get on the waitlist.
Welcome to this week's episode with Richard Hayes. You're in for a long one. He is a researcher in agricultural science, discussing his work on pasture management and legume crops on the Farms Advice podcast. He shares his journey into agricultural science and his passion for working with pastures. Hayes explains the importance of attention to detail and timing in farming and offers advice for maximizing farm productivity.
He also discusses his research on serradellas, a type of legume, and their potential benefits for grazing and cropping farms. Additionally, Hayes talks about the Clover for Bees project, which aims to identify legume species that are beneficial for honey production. He emphasises the need for collaboration between the honeybee industry and the broadacre industries to optimise pollination and sustainability. In this conversation, Richard Hayes discusses the importance of sowing rates and the use of coated seed in pasture establishment.
He emphasises the need for farmers to adjust their sowing rates when using coated seed to ensure the appropriate number of seeds are planted. Richard also discusses the benefits of lime application before sowing and the impact of lime on pasture establishment and persistence. Advising farmers to assess their sowing success and strike rate by counting the number of seeds that germinate and adjust their sowing rates accordingly.
Richard also highlights the importance of managing soil moisture, timing of sowing, and the need for an evidence-based approach to pasture management. He suggests that farmers should treat their pastures as mixtures rather than crops and focus on utilisation and growing good quality forage. Richard also discusses the limitations of soil moisture probes in pasture establishment and the importance of attention to detail and timing in pasture management.
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In this Farm Yarns conversation, Jack interviews John Hill, who runs an AgriTech business with his brothers. They discuss various topics including John's morning routine, his work as a property valuer, his favourite holiday spot, and his fears. They also talk about mental health, productivity hacks, and the importance of farmers in society. John shares his favourite autobiographies and emphasizes the need for personal development. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the Farmer's Book Club on Instagram.
Takeaways
- Farmers have a long-term focus and think about the next generation, which is a valuable mindset for everyone to adopt.
- Outsourcing tasks that you don't enjoy or aren't good at can improve productivity and allow you to focus on what brings you joy.
- Taking time for mental health is important, whether it's through meditation, chopping wood, or finding activities that clear your mind.
- Reading autobiographies and self-development books can provide valuable insights and personal growth.
- Sharing stories and experiences through platforms like the Farmer's Book Club can help preserve agricultural history and inspire others.
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Welcome to the Farms Advice Podcast, we’re ambitiously naïve so we’re here learning our way through the farming life. On today’s episode you can expect a solid conversation on how it will improve your daily routine and/or outlook on and off-farm.
John Hill, co-founder of Land Watch Australia, shares his journey of starting the company and the various applications of their camera systems in agriculture. The primary segments they serve are security, water monitoring, and bushfire monitoring. They are also exploring the use of AI to enhance their camera systems, such as detecting unusual behaviour and providing alerts. The information from the cameras is delivered through their app or integrated with other dashboard portals like FarmBot. The market for their products is diverse, including cattle producers, big stations, and anyone looking for reliable and durable camera systems in rural areas. Land Watch provides camera monitoring systems for agricultural properties to prevent theft and monitor livestock. The adoption of ag tech, such as surveillance cameras, is driven by the need to protect valuable assets like livestock and fuel. Reporting stock theft is crucial, but often underreported, and Land Watch aims to encourage farmers to report incidents and provide evidence. The company installs camera systems that are connected to the homestead through a wireless point-to-point connection, ensuring a secure network across the property. Land watch's goal is to become a household name in agricultural security and protect Outback Australia.
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Farm Yarns has been brought back to the home of podcast farming on Farms Advice Channel. Listen to Bill and Tess Lawless the grandfather and granddaughter combo sharing their experiences. Bloody lucky to be involved and to have these conversations. Broaden your horizons within farming. If it isn't there make it yourself. Pass on this Farm Yarn to a mate and leave the podcast a review so other farmers across the world can find it.
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Farms Advice Podcast talks to Bill and Tess Lawless, farming in Victoria Australia with the family. It's unreal to have both different generations on an episode. Bill and Tess discuss their experiences in farming, from the early days of using horses to the modern use of technology. They talk about the challenges they faced during droughts and the improvements they made on the farm over the years. Tess shares her journey of returning to the family farm and her love for working with her dad and learning from her grandfather.
They also discuss recent yields and the importance of physical and mental health in farming. In this conversation, Bill and Tess discuss their experiences and insights as multi-generational farmers. They touch on topics such as the changes in farming practices over the years, the challenges of working with family, the importance of staying updated with technology, and the need to prioritise health and self-care. They also discuss the financial aspects of farming, the impact of land prices and debt, and the importance of giving back to the community. The conversation highlights the lifelong learning nature of farming and the value of passing down knowledge from one generation to the next.
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Welcome to the August Challenge where we podcast every day. Nearly anyway.
The conversation revolves around the labelling of meat products and the disconnect between the information provided to consumers and the health benefits of the produce. Jack discusses various labels such as grass-fed, regenerative, and deforested accredited, and their impact on the market. The conversation also touches on the need for creating a sustainable framework and exploring new markets. Jack wants to run their own meat products and invites listeners to join in the venture. The episode concludes with a mention of the true sponsor Annalara White Dorper and an invitation to visit the farm.
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G'day and welcome to the Farms Advice Podcast August Challenge. Whether you're doing it yourself or just following along. This is a challenge for myself to do something each day but I see it being a benefit for you too listening along. This is episode is about what I've learnt from not drinking.
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The Farms Advice podcast discusses the LambEx conference and its key takeaways for Day 9 of the August Challenge. The conference covered topics such as nutrition, global opportunities for lamb, virtual feed lotting, engaging with anti-farming agendas, shelter for lamb survival, and challenges in the supply chain. The podcast emphasises the need for collaboration, entrepreneurship, and taking action to move the industry forward.
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In this episode, Jack shares his tips on how to get the most out of farming events. He emphasizes the importance of connecting with people before the event, reading up on the speakers, taking notes, and talking to new people. He also encourages asking bold questions and using the knowledge gained from the event to improve one's farm and share with others. Overall, Jack's advice aims to help farmers make the most of their investment in attending events.
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The episode Jack discusses the concept of setting goals in farming and drawing inspiration from the Olympics. It explores the idea of setting four-year goals and breaking them down into milestones. The importance of reflecting on progress and prioritizing profitable actions on the farm is emphasised.
Touching on the mindset and psychology of farming and the role it plays in achieving goals. Overall, the it encourages farmers to take a leaf out of an Olympian's book and apply goal-setting strategies to their own farming practices.
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In this episode, Jack shares his most used apps for farming and daily life. He starts with Apple Podcasts, which he uses to gain knowledge and have a laugh. He also encourages listeners to leave reviews for the podcast. Jack then discusses the Hazards NSW app for fire detection, followed by various agriculture-related apps such as the DPI apps and the Lambing Planner. He mentions the importance of weather apps, using Excel sheets for data management, and the usefulness of a calculator app. Jack concludes by encouraging listeners to join the August challenge and stay consistent in their farming practices.
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In this episode, Jack reflects on the importance of consistency and work ethic, drawing from his experience as a young football player. He then transitions to writing an open letter to the new agricultural minister, expressing the needs and concerns of farmers. Jack emphasises the importance of farmers' contributions to the nation's GDP and communities, and requests the minister's attention and support.
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00:00 The Importance of Consistency and Work Ethic
02:37 An Open Letter to the Agricultural Minister
03:36 The Contributions of Farmers to the Nation
04:37 The Need for Attention and Support
06:06 Farmers as Lifelong Learners and Community Builders
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In this episode, Jack discusses his August challenge of doing a podcast episode every day. He talks about upcoming events and updates on his farm. The main topic of the episode is whether farmers should spread themselves too thin or focus on specific areas. Jack reflects on the importance of utilizing support networks and advisors in the farming community.
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In this episode, Jack shares the best advice he has received from various sources. The advice includes starting now, taking action, asking questions, not assuming anything, and understanding that success is a marathon, not a sprint. Jack emphasizes the importance of consistency and continuous learning in farming and life.
- Start now and take action on your goals and tasks.
- Don't be afraid to ask questions and seek advice from others.
- Avoid making assumptions and communicate clearly.
- Success is a long-term journey, so pace yourself and focus on continuous improvement.
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Farms Advice August Challenge to post an episode a day throughout the month. Let's see what we can get up to and we want you to do the same. Tag us in your @farmsadvice challenge of consistency. Growing food and ourselves.
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Welcome to the Farms Advice Podcast. This is our challenge episode where Jack will be podcasting each day of August to challenge himself and for you to come along with him for the month of August. Pick your challenge, a run to the mailbox or reading 1 or even 10 books. We don't mind. It just has to be difficult but you will need to focus on it.
If we don't challenge ourselves we're not growing. So be like your crops and livestock and start bloody growing.
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Will Jones, owner of Outback Poly Products, shares his journey from a farming background to starting his own business. He discusses the challenges of starting a business from scratch and the importance of cash flow positive businesses to support the farming dream. Will also talks about the impact of weather on his business and the benefits of using ag tech, such as Optiweigh, to manage his farm remotely. He emphasises the importance of regular meetings and seeking advice from mentors in the industry. Will's advice for aspiring farmers is to be prepared for hard work and sacrifice, but to believe that it is possible to create your own farming dream.
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AgriPilar is a young farmer from Spain who is involved in both her family's pistachio farm and her boyfriend's farm. She studied agricultural engineering (agronomy) and is passionate about farming and the countryside.
AgriPilar has built a following on social media, where she shares her farming experiences and educates consumers about agriculture.
She sells her pistachios directly to consumers through her online shop, bypassing intermediaries. She is also experimenting with cover crops to improve soil health and prevent water evaporation. Spain has a diverse agricultural landscape, with different regions specializing in forage production, cattle farming, grain production, and tree crops. Spanish agriculture is diverse, with different regions specializing in different crops such as citrus fruits, nuts, and horticulture.
Olive production is also significant in the southern part of Spain. The weather conditions, including rainfall and frost, play a crucial role in crop yields.
Getting into farming in Spain is challenging, as starting from scratch is nearly impossible without family support or existing farms. The cost of land is high, making it difficult for new farmers to afford their own land. Spanish farmers face challenges such as unfair competition from imported products that do not meet the same requirements, limited access to phytosanitary treatments, and high prices of wholesale products.
The farming community is concerned about the loss of family farms and the lack of support from politicians who do not understand the realities of farming. Technology adoption in Spanish agriculture is increasing, with the use of solar panels for energy and anti-freeze systems to protect crops from frost. Farmers are also exploring opportunities in agtech.
Spanish farmers rely on traditional sayings and the calendar to guide their farming practices. Pilar is working on a project to establish a small factory to produce sub-products from pistachio production, such as pistachio paste and essential oil. She emphasizes the importance of not being afraid to pursue farming as a dream.
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In this Farms Advice Podcast, Jack and Jason Schulz discuss the upcoming LambEx conference 7th-8th August and the current state of the sheep industry.
They cover topics such as marketability of lamb, winning over consumers, and widening profit margins in primary production. They also highlight the importance of having the entire supply chain, including producers, processors, and consumers, in the room for discussions. The conversation concludes with advice for farmers, the goals for Lambex, and personal goals for the future.
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Welcome to this week's Farms Advice poddy episode with Broden Holland, a farmer from Young ish.. and Jack Cresswell the host of Farms Advice. They discuss Broden's farming background, the challenges and joys of farming, and the use of technology in agriculture. He talks about the crops they grow, including wheat, canola, and faba (failure) beans, and the rotation system they follow.
Broden highlights the importance of technology, particularly the use of My John Deere app on his phone, in managing their farm operations and making data-driven decisions. He also mentions the benefits of connectivity and seamless integration of technology in their farming practices. The conversation touches on topics such as yield improvement, moisture management, and the impact of rainfall on crop production. In this conversation, Broden Holland discusses various topics related to farming, including the use of probes for making decisions, the impact of overfeeding crops, frost conditions, the benefits of using OneNote for farm management, the importance of reducing tiller numbers in wheat, the advantages of using X9 headers, the challenges of hiring contractors, the role of technology in farming, the importance of succession planning, and the value of seeking advice and being open-minded.
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In this episode of Farms Advice Podcast we have Blair Davis, a young farmer, sharing his family history, farming operations, regenerative farming approach, and the challenges of farming in a variable weather pattern. He discusses the impact of rainfall on cattle, the role of fungi in soil health, and the influence of his grandfather on his farming philosophy. Blair Davis shares insights on soil health, ag tech, and farm strategies, emphasising continuous improvement and the importance of education. He also discusses the impact of social media and content creation in agriculture.
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Have you subscribe to Farms Advice? Share it with a mate. This episode is a gem for those on and off farm with Mark Mortimer. A proud sheep geek. The conversation covers a wide range of topics, including technology in farming, family farm history, education, sheep breeding, pasture management, and decision-making in farming.
Mark Mortimer shares insights on the use of technology, the history of his family farm, his education journey, the development of Centre Plus, and the management of pastures and cropping. He also discusses the importance of balancing the use of paddocks and the psychological impact of loss in farming decisions. Mark shares insights on soil science, farm advisory, succession planning, and data-driven decision-making in sheep farming. He emphasises the importance of gathering data as a by-product of management and the need for better tools in the sheep industry. Mark also advises saying 'yes' to new ideas and working out the details later.
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Hayley Grosser, a farming business and finance coach, discusses the importance of mindset and goal-setting in managing finances as a farmer. She emphasizes the need for farmers to have clear financial goals and to align their mindset with those goals. Grosser also highlights the challenges farmers face in discussing and managing money, including a lack of confidence and support. She encourages farmers to overcome these barriers and seek mentorship to improve their financial management skills.
Grosser also discusses the concept of leveraging the farming business to create passive income and achieve financial freedom. In this conversation, Hayley Grosser discusses the importance of creating a financial plan and holding oneself accountable for it. She explains her process of mapping out the current financial situation and setting goals for the future. Hayley emphasizes the need for regular financial meetings and the importance of tracking cash flow. She also highlights the significance of making strategic decisions based on financial reports and seeking opportunities to maximize returns on investments. Hayley notes that wealth for farmers is not about material possessions, but rather about having great relationships, freedom, and choices.
She encourages farmers to give finances a go and seek out resources to improve their financial literacy. Building capacity in finances is essential for enhancing the farming experience and achieving long-term success.
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Jack Owen, author of the book 'You Are Not Your Farm', discusses his journey in Australian agriculture and the inspiration behind his book. He shares how he discovered the importance of mindset and personal development in farming success. Owen emphasises the need for a morning routine and the power of vulnerability in the farming community. He also highlights the significance of gratitude and the story we tell ourselves in achieving success. The book aims to help farmers find value and purpose in their lives and improve their overall well-being.
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Takeaways
- The importance of mindset and personal development in farming success
- The power of a morning routine in setting the tone for the day
- The significance of vulnerability and sharing challenges with others
- The role of gratitude in finding value and purpose in farming
- The impact of the story we tell ourselves on our success
- The need to focus on overall well-being and not just farm outcomes
Chapters
00:00 The Journey to Writing 'You Are Not Your Farm'
05:22 The Power of a Morning Routine in Farming
11:25 Embracing Vulnerability in the Farming Community
16:06 The Role of Gratitude and Health in Farming Success
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Bonnie Skinner, CEO of Sheep Producers Australia, discusses her non-traditional pathway into the sheep industry and the role of her organisation in representing and advocating for sheep producers. She highlights the need for a cohesive vision and strategic plan for the industry, as well as the importance of market access, biosecurity, and animal health. Skinner also addresses the challenge of promoting lamb, mutton, and hogget as premium proteins and the need for consistent quality and consumer education. She discusses the impact of live sheep exports and the concerns of the industry regarding the consequences for regional Australia and the national flock. The conversation covers various topics related to the sheep industry, including market access, live export, value-adding, and industry events.
Jack and Bonnie discuss the importance of live export to the Middle Eastern region and the challenges of finding alternative market solutions. They also highlight the need for innovation in product development and the importance of consistency and quality in the industry.
The conversation concludes with a discussion about the upcoming LambEx event and the support available to sheep producers.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
03:50 Advocating for Sheep Producers
09:45 Promoting Lamb, Mutton, and Hogget
28:56 The Impact of the Phase-Out of Live Sheep Exports
30:44 Ensuring Success and Sustainability in Sheep Production
30:47 The Importance of Live Export
40:53 Innovation and Value-Adding
46:39 Consistency and Quality
51:17 Industry Events like LambEx
55:39 Support for Sheep Producers
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Welcome to the Farms Advice Podcast we we chat everything farming and DIGITAL AG is top of the agenda today. Emma Leonard, an expert in digital agriculture, discusses the challenges and opportunities of adopting AgTech in Australian agriculture. She highlights the importance of reliable connectivity and the need for digital transformation in the industry.
Emma explains the concept of the fourth wave of innovation in agriculture, which involves the integration of digital technologies, machine learning, and automation. She also discusses the different sectors where precision agriculture is being implemented and the economic analysis of adopting AgTech.
Emma emphasizes the importance of understanding farmers' needs and the role of evaluation tools in building capacity in agriculture. Finally, she shares insights on global perspectives on AgTech and the challenges faced in different regions.
Takeaways
- Reliable connectivity is crucial for the adoption of digital agriculture.
- Digital transformation in agriculture involves the integration of digital technologies, machine learning, and automation.
- Precision agriculture is being implemented in various sectors, including intensive cropping and dairy.
- Economic analysis is important in understanding the value proposition of adopting AgTech.
- Building capacity in agriculture requires understanding farmers' needs and using evaluation tools to target specific information.
- Global perspectives on AgTech vary, and different regions face unique challenges.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
03:00 Challenges of Connectivity
08:00 The Fourth Wave of Innovation in Agriculture
09:30 Digital Transformation in Agriculture
16:00 Precision Agriculture in Different Sectors
19:30 Economic Analysis of Precision Agriculture
26:00 Challenges in AgTech Adoption
32:00 Building Capacity in Agriculture
41:00 The Role of AgTech in Building Capacity
44:00 Global Perspectives on AgTech
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In this Farms Advice episode, Carmen discusses the importance of budgeting and forecasting in agricultural businesses. She highlights the gap in business skills among farmers and the need for training in areas such as finance and administration. Carmen emphasizes the significance of succession planning and setting long-term goals. She also provides insights into the power of the family farm office and the different types of budgets that can be used. Carmen shares advice on improving budgets and recommends tools for budgeting and forecasting. She concludes by sharing the best piece of farm advice she has received and offers her own advice to listeners.
Chapters
00:00 Intro
03:13 Identifying the Gap in Agricultural Business Skills
06:24 The Importance of Succession Planning
08:50 Setting Goals and Dealing with Market Volatility
12:40 Unlocking the Power of the Family Farm Office
15:47 The Importance of Budgeting and Forecasting
18:08 Different Types of Budgets
21:28 Improving Budgets and Timeframes for Review
27:30 Accounting for Mishaps and Unexpected Events
29:42 Valuing Yourself as a Farmer
33:39 Tools for Budgeting and Forecasting
42:17 Best Piece of Farm Advice
43:14 Advice to Pass On
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In this episode of the Farms Advice podcast, host Jack interviews Sally Martin about the Optimizing New Lamb Joining Outcomes project. They discuss the use of mate cell for ram breeding, the role of genomics in sheep breeding, and the busy times in the sheep industry. They also talk about an upcoming field day for the project and the questions that led to its creation. Sally explains the variables and measurements involved in the project, including teaser rams and ram health. They discuss the importance of timing and nutrition in joining ewe lambs and the benefits of using EID tags for improved management decisions.
Takeaways
- Mate cell technology allows for accurate prediction of breeding outcomes before rams and ewes are joined.
- The Optimizing New Lamb Joining Outcomes project aims to provide a framework for decision-making in joining ewe lambs.
- Timing, nutrition, and ram health are crucial factors in successful joining of ewe lambs.
- EID tags can provide valuable information for individual animal management and decision-making.
00:54 Using Mate Cell for Ram Breeding
02:09 Genomics and Sheep Breeding
03:01 Busy Times in the Sheep Industry
03:20 Field Day and the Optimizing New Lamb Joining Outcomes Project
04:06 Starting the Project and Addressing Producer Questions
06:12 Variables and Measurements in the Project
08:21 Following Ewe Lambs as Adults
09:15 Joining Strategies and Timing
10:09 Teaser Rams and Ram Health
12:27 Considering Seasonality and Labor Opportunities
14:13 Selecting Rams for Young Ewes
16:42 Preparing Rams for Joining
17:44 Joining Frequency and Timing
20:04 Managing Feed and Nutrition for Optimal Joining
22:59 Classing Ewe Lambs for Joining
23:37 Using EID Tags to Improve Management Decisions
26:31 Field Day Agenda and Demonstrations
29:06 Key Performance Indicators and Project Goals
30:29 Preparing for Mandatory EID Tagging
35:00 Wrap-up and Advice for Joining Ewe Lambs
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Welcome to the very first full episode for the Farms Advice Podcast. This is the 5th season and it's going to be a great one. Make sure you subscribe to wherever you listen to not miss a moment. Follow us on Instagram @farmsadvice
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Summary
Ben Wundersitz, a fifth-generation farmer from Maitland, South Australia, shares his journey of starting the Fat Farmers community and the importance of physical and mental health in farming. The conversation covers topics such as challenges with snails, making time for exercise, measuring the impact of Fat Farmers, and the need for healthy farmers in agriculture. Ben emphasizes the role of Fat Farmers in building community and the importance of surrounding oneself with good people. The conversation concludes with a discussion on starting a Fat Farmers community and the sharing culture in agriculture.
Takeaways
- Physical and mental health are crucial for farmers to perform their best on the farm.
- The Fat Farmers community provides a social outlet and support network for farmers to prioritize their health.
- Exercise and a healthy lifestyle can have a positive impact on both physical and mental well-being.
- Surrounding oneself with good people and building a supportive community is essential for personal and professional growth.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Welcome
01:11 Ben's Farming Background
02:05 Challenges with Snails
03:09 Starting the Farming Operation
04:11 Giving Up Local Sport
05:04 The Birth of Fat Farmers
06:15 Making the Decision to Change
09:02 Identifying the Need for Change
10:01 Making Time for Exercise
11:45 The Connection Between Exercise and Mental Health
13:55 The Impact of Fat Farmers on the Community
15:22 Measuring the Impact of Fat Farmers
20:28 The Importance of Physical and Mental Health in Farming
23:33 The Role of Fat Farmers in Building Community
24:25 The Need for Healthy Farmers in Agriculture
26:01 Balancing Health and Farming
27:19 Fitting Exercise into the Farming Routine
28:05 Advice for Farmers
29:08 Advice Passed on to Ben
30:36 Taking Care of Yourself and the Community
31:15 Sponsors of Fat Farmers
32:02 Starting a Fat Farmers Community
33:33 Learning from Traveling and Meeting Other Farmers
34:12 The Sharing Culture in Agriculture
34:40 Conclusion
Keep on farming!
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G'day and welcome to the first episode of 2024 and let's go farming!
A round up of what happened in 2023 and what is to come in 2024.
Only 50% of you have subscribed but for the farmers who haven't do me a favour and subscribe to your platform so that we can build on the podcast, get the best guests on in the business and go to a few events.
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Can't wait to rip into this year with you. Keep on farming and follow us on Insta @FarmsAdvice
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Farms Advice Podcast this week is with the Queen of Twitter, Gillian Fennell. Coming from South Australia she is pretty well smack bang in the middle of Australia, or as others would call. Middle of no where. They operate huge area with the family and are using Twitter as a way to stay connected. she's informed of most things and if she isn't she doesn't try to be.
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This year's harvest hasn't followed on from last years crop so here's an update from Grain Producers Australia CEO Colin Bettles and Northern Director Matthew Madden.
- How's harvest going in 2023
- Hail storms and farming
- Matthews recent trip to India with the Ag Minister
- The Biosecurity levy and it's current state
- Board Position currently open to join GPA.
- AG Day and what means to be advocating Australian grain producers
Also, predictions that who would with the ODI World Cup but they sat on the fence too much.
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Welcome back to the Farms Advice podcast. Today's episode we talked to Deb Purvis from Purvis Financial. This is a great episode going into how you can look for the best loans, find out whether loyalty works best for you. And as a new entrant into farming, trying to get into the farming game, there is a fair bit of expertise here to listen in to find out different avenues of how it can work for you.
The Farms Advice Podcast has been going for 3 1/2 years now and we've been divvying out some great knowledge from the experts in the paddock and also the office. It would be fantastic if you can subscribe to this podcast.
We don't want it to stop there, though. We want you to pass on your own piece of farms advice to this generation and the next.
It's pretty important for us to start sharing knowledge within Australian agriculture, so it's not lost into the never, never.
Until next Tuesday keep on farming farming.
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Rain, Hail or Shine – seize tax opportunities for your business
This episode topic will cover high or low income years can present opportunities for your business from a tax perspective. Ensure you know what these are, so that you can take advantage of them. Welcome to the seasoned and new farmers joining us for an informative episode on the Beyond The Tax Return. Scott is a wealth of knowledge and this is his third appearance on the Farms Advice Podcast from succession to estate planning. Now you can get your tax in order.
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Farms Advice Podcast is lucky to get Stuart Wesley on again with an add on of the previous episode about people and culture and how it impacts farms across Australia. If you're working within yourself and others on farm either family or not this is a perfect episode for you. Find the snippets in here you might get something from.
Get to a place that you're happy with and have a life that you like on and off-farm. We loved this conversation and hope you do to. Have a good week.
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Farms Advice Podcast episode this weeks jumps into a little bit of harvest technology and what has changed within tractors with PLM Manager for ANZ New Holland team Melody Labinsky. Some technologies in there that Jack hadn't even heard of. Follow the episode and listen into find out what could be happening on your farm in the next few years.
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A bonus episode for the week to get your grain updates of what's happening with Grain Producers Australia chair Barry Large and also CEO Colin Bettles. A great conversation between the three that will fill you in on what's happening with
- What's the season looking like for harvest
- biosecurity levy for farmers
- sheep live export ban and it's impact on grain producers
- Varroa mite
- ROL (Return On Levy) coined by Farms Advice Jack Cresswell to measure the return for every $1 paid through our levies as producers.
- Improving our mental fitness during times that may shrink the clock and the budget.
Hope you get something from this episode. If you did, make sure you share it with a mate so that we can reach more Aussie farmers to build on the outlook for both you and I. Until next Tuesday, keep on farming.
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Welcome to the farmers club where we talk a little it of farming and then a little bit more. This is the Farm Yarns episode where we find out about Alissa Herman and what makes her the way she is. She's a bit of a go-getter and we like that attitude when working within agriculture. She is super switched on with many plates spinning at once we find out how she does it and how she can take care of herself along the way. This is a fantastic #FarmYarns
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This is in the agri-finance series that we are compiling to give you the answers you may or may not of asked yet. You'll get a lot out of this Farms Advice episode. If you know anyone in finance within agriculture let us know. On this episode we have Alissa Herman, she has started her own brokerage in QLD but with no boundaries she has helped clients aka producers get better deals for their bank loans.
Are you loyal to your bank? Have a look at Golden Triangle Ag. Also something she runs is Teach Me Money that is cool too.
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This a farm yarn to find out about the person behind the audio. Know of a good Farm Yarn you want to say?
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Welcome to the agri-finance series it's now a party. With Jack and Sophia kicking it off and you listening we're able to get some great information and insight into different scenario's of why livestock financing is an option for producers looking to get creative. Sophia runs Legacy Livestock as a co-founder she Chief Financial & Risk Officer. Sounds like a juice role and an exciting one to be in during a great time with the agricultural timeframe. Interesting to see how livestock financing pans out in different market conditions.
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Welcome to this episode which is including in the Agtech August, highlighting different types of agtech that works for different types of farming operations. This episode Jack speaks to Chris Hinks from Elynx. They run the Stockmate livestock management software for breeders and backgrounders. We'll leave it up to the episode for more information. If you got something out of this episode make sure you're subscribed. As it's the only true way we know you want more quality content in order to improve and grow your farming operations.
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This episode of the farms advice podcast is with Hayden Hollis. For the month of August we've been highlighting agtech that are improving the way that farmers work in different areas of the farm. And for this episode, we dive in to the agronomy side, into our soils. Hayden has a unique viewpoint and has run a few successful projects and continues to do so. Looking at how effective management creates. outside value and could even lead you in to carbon projects.
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Thank you to listening to another episode of the Farms Advice podcast and this mini series of agtech. Would love to hear how these episodes are helping you on farm as we rarely get to see the impact it creates. Email in to hello@farmsadvice.com.au for any comments or feedback.
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Until next Tuesday, keep on farming./
Beyond the tax return...returns with succession what we will talk about on this episode with Simon Boyd.
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This Farm Yarns with with David Edgerton-Warburton. The length has increased so that must mean that this podcast is getting better right? Let us know in the socials of what your enjoying or if you have a great farm yarn. If it's 3 minutes long or 3 hours. We're here for it.
But most importantly keep on farming!
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This episode of Farms Advice is with the Agtech August month where we highlight different technologies that will improve the way you run your farm. It won't suit all but so DYOR (do your own research). Jack is joined by David from Agrimaster who has had quite the journey and is now helping farmers become higher performers in the office...and in the paddocks.
Let us know what you thought of this episode and make sure you subscribe to not miss another.
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Happy Friday if you're reading this right now!
On this Farm Yarns we're joined by Hamish Munro. Like all of our guests there is a lot that makes up a person and who they are today and where they are at. For Hamish he emphasises the importance of family farm succession and have the conversation before it's needed. Although he has landed with his two feet on the ground he would of liked it to come to a better agreement. Great to have Hamish on and chat about other things than agtech or the interoperability of it.
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Hamish's agtech company is www.pairtree.co
This month is Agtech August where we discover leading start ups and established businesses who have improved the daily routines of farmers across Australia and now venturing over to other countries as well. This episode is with Hamish Munro from Pairtree Intelligence. They are giving farmers the ability to read data in the single dashboard, pulling from their existing agtech on farm to simplify how farmers make decisions off the back of it.
Check them out at pairtree.co
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Why Do You Farm? Have you asked yourself that this week or even this lifetime? To know why we're doing it is important and to know why others are doing it is important so we're on the same page or at least know how they're feeling.
I wanted to look back at a special episode for the Farms Advice Podcast 200th episode going out. We have been putting in the hard yards for an episode a week and now nearly two episodes a week to provide knowledge and expertise from the people we can count on. Stuart Wesley has had some great successes in the business and we look forward to getting him on again soon.
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Welcome to the Farms Advice podcasts with Jack Cresswell. On today's episode, we're talking with Christina Boon who is on the task force for Gorse Weed in Victoria, but is raising awareness for this pesty weed right across Australia. For a plant that was imported as an ornamental and also a hedge plan, it is costing Australian farmers a lot of money every year. The loss of productivity is set to skyrocket if we don't get on top of this gorse weed. Contact your local land service board if you do have the weed on your farm on best ways to tackle it.
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Paula Doran joins Jack for a great conversation. Share it with your mates
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In this episode titled "Pioneering Hiring Efficiency in Agriculture with Paula Doran" we delve into the remarkable journey of Paula Doran, hailing from the vibrant town of Broken Hill. Paula, a visionary entrepreneur and past journalist with a deep passion for improving regional communities, embarked on a mission to revolutionise the way we hire in our industry and neighbouring.
Born and raised in a farming community, Paula witnessed first hand the challenges faced by agribusinesses and job seekers in connecting efficiently and with purpose. Armed with her background in journalism and a burning desire to make a difference, she set out to create an innovative solution that would bridge the gap between agribusinesses in need of skilled labour and individuals seeking rewarding opportunities in agriculture.
Through countless hours of research, development, and collaboration with industry experts, Paula developed Rockt App. This platform harnesses the power of technology to streamline the entire hiring process, ensuring a seamless and efficient experience for all parties involved.
In this episode, we sit down with Paula Doran to learn about her motivations, the hurdles she faced, and the pivotal moments that led to the birth HER app as she tells her mother.
Join us as we explore the inspiring story of Paula Doran and Rockt App.
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This is a Farm Yarn with Wendy Mayne from Texas Angus. Find out what drivers her and also who the person is behind the audio.
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In this episode, we have the pleasure of sitting down with Wendy Mayne, a dedicated cattle farmer along with her husband Ben from Texas Angus. Join us as we dive into Wendy's journey in the world of agriculture, particularly her deep-rooted passion for cattle.
With years of experience and a profound understanding of the industry, Wendy shares her insights, strategies, and success stories that have shaped her into a prominent figure in the Angus stud breeding community.
During our conversation, we explore the unique challenges and opportunities that come with raising Angus cattle, as well as the significance of breeding programs, genetic selection, and sustainable farming practices.
Wendy provides valuable tips and advice for aspiring cattle farmers, shedding light on the intricacies of the trade and the rewards that come with perseverance and a genuine love for the land and its animals.
Whether you're an avid cattle farmer, an agriculture enthusiast, or simply curious about the world of Angus cattle, this episode offers a wealth of knowledge and inspiration. Join us as we gain exclusive insights from Wendy Mayne, a true pioneer in the Texas Angus community, and discover the passion that drives her to excel in the world of cattle farming.
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In this episode, we explore the fascinating world of Case IH Australia and New Zealand with their General Manager Aaron Betts. Join us as we delve into the various aspects of the role, the impact of skills shortages, diversity in the workplace, recruitment challenges, and the changing landscape of careers in agriculture.
Timestamps:
- Introduction to the Role: Unveiling the Responsibilities of a General Manager at Case IH Australia and New Zealand
- Behind the Scenes: Exploring the Diverse Roles and Team Structure within Case IH
- Navigating the Skills and Staff Shortages in Agriculture: How Case IH and Dealerships Adapt
- Embracing Diversity: CNH Industrial and Case IH's Commitment to Inclusion in the Workplace
- Tackling Domestic Recruitment Challenges: Strategies for Businesses in the Agriculture Industry
- Cultivating the Next Generation: Inspiring Young People to Pursue Careers in Agriculture
- From Traditional to Technological: The Evolving Careers in Agriculture and the Integration of Tech in Farm Machinery
Tune in to this insightful episode to gain valuable insights into the agriculture industry, the challenges it faces, and the exciting opportunities that lie ahead.
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G'day farmers. This is a great episode where we dive into agtech solutions and how they're working to solve your problems on-farm. Farmers2Founders are delivering a range of projects and initiatives to support producers, agtech companies and trusted intermediaries to overcome adoption barriers.
As has been widely discussed across the industry, adoption of agtech is critical for producers to remain productive, sustainable, and competitive. However, many producers are still struggling to identify and adopt agtech that delivers real benefit and agtech companies struggle to understand producers’ real problems.
In this episode, we will speak with Ben Baghurst, the newly appointed General Manager of F2F, about the F2F TEKFARM initiative which seeks to identify industry challenges, build capability, and accelerate adoption of sustainable solutions in the global agrifood tech value chain.
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Welcome to the Farms Advice podcast. This is our little recap for the last three years. We actually forgot it as we always tell other farmers to reflect on how far they've come on their journey in their career and we actually missed it our very selves. So apologies on that. You probably don't care too much, but I'm pretty happy to reach the three years or Farms Advice because it was the actual time frame that I gave myself before I said I'd quit if it wasn't working and I definitely think it's working. I've had some solid feedback from across farmers businesses and even people keen to get into farming all over Australia and even now across the globe and for backpackers as well looking to find appropriate farms for them. It's really cool platform I believe and we're really keen to build on top of this so keep on farming and pass on that Farms Advice you've got stored up in your noggin.
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On this episode we're into our 7th one with the team at Case IH ANZ team. Seamus McCarthy joins me for the great episode talking about small to mid range tractors which he is the product manager for. A great job and even bigger year with 150 years of the Farmall tractor range.
What's your favourite?
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Welcome to the Farms Advice Podcast, where we delve into the world of agriculture, sustainability, and innovation. We are thrilled to be speaking with David Ferguson, the passionate owner of Kimo Estate, a renowned sustainable farm and agritourism destination.
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This podcast episode we talk with Bulldogs legend Peter Mortimer about his life after footy and how he got into vineyards. A create drop of wine was had during this episode and we love to support the local farmers doing there bit for educating and the agritourism.
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This weeks Farms advice episode we speak to former footy player Daniel Mortimer. As he's returned to the family farm, Mortimer Wines. This is a great episode about succession hardware and optimising what you do with your land off 45 acres. If you love this episode, make sure you share with your mates and your family so that more farmers can tune in right across Australia.
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This episode is with Grain Producers Australia (GPA)'s CEO Colin Bettles. After a strong start on the podcast last year they're back on for the 4th season passing on vital information for grain producers.
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If you liked this episode make sure to share it with your mates that are growing this season. Rising tides raise all ships or something like that.
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What is in the budget for Australian farmers. Listen into this episode on the Beyond The Tax Return series with Byfields's director Eamonn Lanagan and what will make an impact and what will you'll need to prepare for.
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Welcome not g'day today to the Farms Advice podcast for this weeks episode. Looking forward to connecting back with Sandra as we met at the Red Meat Ambassador programme. Sanders doing wonderful things, we've heard. Training programme. Getting those out onto farms. With the practicalities of what farm work is.
Sandra is super passionate about improving. The sustainability of the red meat industry. But also for her own family farm. Let us know if you love this episode, with plenty more to come talking everything red meat. With some more fantastic guests.
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Heath Join is the Head of Parts and Services for CNH Industrial in the ANZ region. In this role, he is responsible for overseeing the sales, distribution, and support of parts and services for the company's wide range of agricultural and construction equipment. Prior to joining CNH Industrial, Heath was the Head of Operations for a major agricultural equipment dealership in Australia, where he oversaw all aspects of the company's day-to-day operations. He has over 10 years of experience in the agricultural equipment industry, and is a certified technician in multiple product lines. In his free time, Heath enjoys spending time with his family and is an avid outdoorsman.
Listen to the full episode and CaseIH series at www.farmsadvice.com.au and visit www.caseih.com/anz for more information on their products and their 10/10 products and service.
Today's episode with Hayden King from King Cattle Company. We dive into how he got started trading and we even had a few questions from followers on Instagram. Maybe even looking into getting into agistment or leasing a block themselves. Really looking forward to this podcast as it's taken us a couple of months to get Hayden on the episode to talk to us about how he got started. Why trading over breeders and how he sold some rocks.
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This Farms Advice episode is on the Beyond The Tax Return series with the team at Byfields. With old ways of doing things there are new and improved ways to improve the way we work on and off-farm. This episode we get into the office chair and see how we can improve seamlessly. Joined by Peter Barker for this episode. This episode is for general information only as the host and guest do not know your circumstances. Contact your professionals or the team at www.byfields.com.au
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The Farms Advice Podcast is excited to announce the collaboration within The Paddock Podcast. Martin Murray is the host of the show. Which he was first on the Farms Advice Podcast, originally as the second episode. With the way that agricultural media is going up, we thought it was important. To run together with strength in numbers to benefit, the farmer's listening and those in our growing community.
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The Farms Advice Podcast is excited to announce the collaboration within The Paddock Podcast. Martin Murray is the host of the show. Which he was first on the Farms Advice Podcast, originally as the second episode. With the way that agricultural media is going up, we thought it was important. To run together with strength in numbers to benefit, the farmer's listening and those in our growing community.
Martin Murray's podcast In The Paddock.
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On this farm's advice episode, we dive back into the CaseIH series. Proud to be partnering up with CaseIH. To bring you the information from the other side of the desk. In this episode, we speak to Sean McColley about spraying 101's for 2023. We're getting pretty close to planting season here in Australia and on the east to West Coast. This is a quick update to get the most out of your machinery your spray rig no matter what the size and a little bit of information into what's new within CaseIH.
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If you like this episode, make sure you share it with your mates. So that we can find more farmers right across Australia. This episode does not stop it. Make sure you follow us on social media to keep up-to-date with what's happening within Australian farming.
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Welcome to the Farms Advice Podcast. If you're new or returning this is our 179th episode and closing in to the double century very soon. In this episode we start the 3rd series of "Beyond The Tax Return" with the team at Byfield's in Western Australia. Justyna has plenty of experience improving and guiding her clients on and off-farm.
So what will be in this chat? New laws and increasing regulations, data matching and large penalties.
This topic will cover:
· Things to understand/consider when you want to hire
· Basic terms you need to know/understand
· Paperwork required
Useful resources
Superannuation guarantee eligibility tool
Hiring employees checklist
Employing Staff Ready Reckoner
Award Rates, Work Agreements and Pay Entitlement
This episode is intended for general information only and is not to be considered advice. Contact Byfield's or your professionals to help with your own scenario.
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Welcome to the Farms Advice Podcast. In this episode we'll look into how Australian cattle producers can become more efficient with Max Laurie. This is part of the Optiweigh series ran on the Farms Advice Podcast. We've had amazing feedback about this series and how it has clarified from producers end, from agistment blocks 400kms away to dealing with consultancy clients right across the East Coast of Australia. This is the perfect episode to cap off what was a great series with one of the best Australian tactics on the market. It was built by an Aussie farmer that runs his own enterprise of cattle on the family farm, Bill Mitchell.
The problem of weighing cattle is one that every Australian cattle producer has at some point. Bill wanted to look into this a little bit further and by 2019 he had something that was commercially ready for others to benefit from. Just like the Farms Advice Podcast, Bill wanted you to hear the same conversations that we have with the experts in the industry, so that you too could benefit from what information you got out of it.
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Welcome to this weeks Farms Advice podcast with Will Bignell. They have a long and rich family farming history with 7-8 generations under the belt. He has taken traditional techniques and new technologies and turned them into his own slice of heaven. From irrigation breakdowns to the highs of improving your DSE rate. Will has his hands in a lot of pies, it's just that most of his pies taste pretty good and work out in the end. In this episode we could have talked for four hours but we thought would cap it for you as a listener.
Let us know what you think of this episode and share it with your mates if you Tasmanian farmer let us know I would love to have you on the podcast.
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Welcome to the Farms Advice Podcast. This is the CaseIH series where we dive into the cab, engine bay, behind the counter and further down the supply chain. This episode we're speaking with Sean McColley about AFS and how it's keeping farmers better connected out in the paddock.
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Welcome to the Farms Advice Podcast. This episode we dive into the paddock with Bill Hoffman and see how he uses his Optiweigh for his own enterprise as well as the clients that he does consulting for. The space of agtech has grown 10 fold and it is providing plentiful options for farmers. One option that had not been available before is in-paddock weighing systems.
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This Farms Advice Podcast goes into agtech as we're down at EvokeAg. We saw Nick on TikTok which isn't your normal channel for agtech or any company for that matter. Nick runs https://www.farmo.com.au/ and is disrupting how we check out water points with the Water Rat.
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This episode we dive into our healthy side to start the year of on the right track with Emily Armstrong. She started an online community involving her passion for movement and fitness. Find it at www.Saltbushstretch.com.au
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This is the first full episode for 2023 and we couldn't be more keen to have you join us for a yarn with my old man. Steve Cresswell has worked the lands for 40 odd years and accumulated some knowledge along the way and you'll get a bit today.
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Farms Advice Podcast talks with Jason from Stockman N Co with their clothing brand giving those on the land affordable country clothing and accessories.
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The Farms Advice Podcast is kicking off for 2023 and we couldn't be more eager to get into it.
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In this episode of Farms Advice Podcast we dive into the harvest season and what it looks like for 2022 and 2023 for farmers across the country. Pete McCann joins Jack Cresswell again for a great episode and insight about what goes on behind the scenes of harvest from a manufacturers perspective.
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This is the final episode on the farm's vice podcast for 2022. This episode we jump back into the GPA series talking about zed P50 and what that can do do 4 Australian grain producers. On this episode we talked to Andrew Wiedemann and also Steve Henry from CSIRO about the work that's being going on behind the scenes to ensure that farmers are getting access to the best defensive tools to pests on farm.
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Bradley Hogg is a former Australian cricketer who is now known for his mental health advocacy. Hogg was a member of the Australian cricket team for a number of years, playing both international and domestic cricket.
He retired from professional cricket in 2008, but has remained active in the sport as a commentator and coach.
Hogg has also become a vocal advocate for mental health, speaking openly about his own struggles with mental health issues and the importance of addressing mental health in sports.
He has shared his story in numerous interviews and has worked with organizations to promote mental health awareness and support.
In addition to his work in mental health advocacy, Hogg is also involved in charity work, supporting a number of causes including animal welfare and children's charities.
He is a passionate and dedicated advocate for mental health, working to break the stigma surrounding mental illness and encouraging others to seek help and support. Overall, Bradley Hogg is a respected and influential figure in the world of sports and mental health advocacy, using his platform to make a positive impact on the lives of others.
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Farms Yarns is all about finding more about the person behind the audio. In this Farm Yarn we chat with Lawrence Polga who works for CaseIH as a product manager but it's not his only passion and interests. Share this #FarmYarn with your mates and family.
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This episode on the Farms Advice Podcast involves 8 episodes showcasing where and when CaseIH machinery is used on farm. In this special episode we dive into the Australian sugar industry into the deeply rooted family history of Lawrence Polga. His passion shines through in what he does within the industry of sugar and how that machinery is working and the deep history that comes along with the sugar cane harvester.
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Ceres Tag has launched the new reusable GPS monitoring for tag for animals and in this case Australian livestock. It was actually first used over in Wyoming in the US which we discuss a little and why it is fit for purpose. This has been an on-going development and has seen a range of benefits for pastoralists and graziers alike to understand the patterns in the animals behaviour. See how it works for you.
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Farmers2Founders series where we dive into the adoption of agtech from the perspective of an Australian agtech startup who had seek support through the F2F programs. In this episode, we will speak with Matt Anderson, who manages the agritech projects at F2F, about the various adoption challenges we are seeing play out in the industry for agtech companies, as well as Jennifer McKee who is the founder of agtech company called Spades, a digital tool to streamline farmers records management and compliance. Adoption is typically perceived to be a farmer’s problem as they are reluctant to take on new ideas, practices and technology. However, F2F flips this argument on its head, believing that agtech companies also play a critical role in the adoption process and are often poor at demonstrating the value of their product or service for farming businesses, and being able to justify their cost / benefit of that solution.
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This weeks Farms Advice Podcast with Pete McCann leads us into this Farm Yarn where we get to know the person behind the microphone and what motivates them.
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Welcome to the very first episode on the CaseIH series on the Farms Advice Podcast. We will be joined by Jack and Pete McCann the general manager for Australia and New Zealand for CaseIH. In this episode we go over the 2023 outlook and have Australian agriculture is changing how machines are used and what we can expect after a challenging year being extremely wet here on the East Coast with rising costs of fuel, tyres and other inputs into our machinery but also how that supply chain works and what CaseIH is doing to improve farmers excess ability to parts and service in times of need.
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Welcome to this week's Farm Yarns, where Jack talks to Stuart Wesley about what motivates him and what really drives him to work within the work he does in Australian agriculture.
Farm Yarns was set up to find out a little bit more about the person on the other end of the audio and dive a little bit deeper into their own psychology. If you like this #FarmYarn please leave a review on Apple or Spotify Podcasts or wherever you listen on any podcast platform.
It is coming closer to the end of the year and we will be doing a little bit of a roundup of what has happened across 2022.
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Is there culture in farming? Stuart Wesley on today's episode will say there is. Today's episode goes in depth talking about the people within their own enterprise the people outside of it and how this creates our culture on farm or in your Agribusiness. This episode is well needed leading into the Christmas as families get together from across the country it is a good time to update improve or just communicate where you are at. Make sure you visit Oasispc.com.au. For more information about how Stuart and his team are working with some of the farming families across the country.
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Welcome to the Farms Advice Podcast where we talk everything agribusiness. It is for those that FARM it, SERVICE it or just LOVE it. This episode we dive back in to the Farmers2Founders series with episode two. Farmers2Founders are delivering a range of projects under the TEKFARM banner to support producers, agtech companies and trusted intermediaries to overcome adoption barriers.
Adoption is typically perceived to be a farmer’s problem as they are reluctant to take on new ideas, practices and technology. However, F2F flips this argument on its head, believing that agtech companies also play a critical role in the adoption process and are poor at demonstrating the value of their product or service for farming businesses, and being able to justify their cost / benefit of that solution.
In this episode, we will speak with Matt Anderson, who manages the agritech projects at F2F, about the various adoption challenges we are seeing play out in the industry, as well as Tom Hampton, a South Australian farmer, to talk about his perspective on agtech adoption and what may be slowing this process down.
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This episode with the team at Byfields on the beyond the tax return series. Lea Williams gives us an overview of what the budget means for agriculture but also for regional Australia as a whole. Throughout this episode there are some advantages coming from the budget and there is still a fair bit of guidance that agriculture is relying on to save for some poignant topics leading into next year. This episode is also the very last on the beyond the tax return series, so that we hope that you been able to take away something from this series and across the 15 different episodes we've had from the team at Byfields.
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This is an exciting start to a great series with Farmers2Founders who are sooooo passionate about what they do and what they also unlock for farmers, agtechs and so many more that we'll uncover in this eight episode series. Breaking down the barriers to entry with constant support has led to phenomenal business ventures. Find out from the experts on episode one about how farmers are at the heart of innovation and how we come up with these great ideas which have gone on to support the industry.
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Welcome back to Farms Advice podcast Farm Yarns segment. With this farm yarn redial behind the audio of our guests and this week we had Bradley mills tied on the podcast. Bradley set up the organisation or group of #6BS. He set up incorporating six important elements that he thought would be be able to establish an initiative that would allow blokes within agriculture and regional Australia to open up. For the use of Blokes, BBQ, Bonfire, Beers, Bonding, B**, he made it all happen.
Running through what motivates bread and keeps him turning will be very similar experience to what others out that out there are feeling with family at the heart of everything that we do. Brad maintains the best way to improve the family dynamics is through improved communication and this can really come from the 6Bs as we first outlined.
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This is a special episode and a timely reminder for the blokes working in the industry that we're able to open up and there will be someone else out there who is going through or has gone through what you're experiencing. I find with the podcast I get to see a glimpse into working lives of farmers and blokes on the episodes but rarely have many actually opened up but quite recently I've learnt a trick or two where we can break down these walls.
I invite any guests to come on and be transparent as possible not only about successes but what's been bloody hard for them to. For listeners to sit back and hear someone else going through what they are or feel the pain that they have can bring us closer together. I really want to use this podcast to better improve our communication as blokes but also as an industry.
A huge thank you goes out to Bradley who became so open for this episode but also the #6Bs that he would of held. Follow them on Twitter and see the cause of 6bs.com.au.
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This Farm Yarn we get to know Matt Meehan who runs Life Solver in the lucrative district of the New England region. discover what drives and motivates Matt to do what he does for the best industry in the world. It does take some guts to put your feelings out on the table so we appreciate the time that Matt and others have given to provide some insights and a glimpse behind the curtain.
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This episode with Sally Martin of sheep Metrix allows us to have some answers to what is happening with EIDs and the mandate set to come in 2025. We're excited to see producers using the technology to their advantage and how it will improve individual and also the total population of our sheep and goat herd through traceability but also through designing our breeding values.
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This Farms Advice Episode we dive into what is temporary full expensing and the rulings changing in financial year 22/23. Thank you for joining the Farms Advice podcast as we jump into the Beyond The Tax Return series with the team at Byfields Business Advisers. This series has received a great wrap for the information sharing that Byfields has provided YOU as a listener. If you liked this episode please leave a review and share it with your mates. The best advocacy we can receive is your word of mouth.
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Farm Yarns this week is with your local Financial Bloke, Ben Law. He works hard so let's find out what did he learnt from and how did he does it. Find out who inspires him and what he leans on to for information in this farm yarn. Think you know someone that's good for a yarn?
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#AUSSIEGRAIN4UKRAINE CHARITIES NOMINATED Australian grain producers have chosen the charities that will help deliver humanitarian support for Ukrainian farmers and their communities, from grain donated from this year’s harvest.
The #AUSSIEGRAIN4UKRAINE appeal was announced earlier this year with a farmer-led Grain Producers Australia (GPA) sub-committee formed to drive the fundraising campaign.
The sub-committee has now approved the UN Crisis Relief's Ukraine Humanitarian Fund and World Vision Ukraine Appeal to provide targeted support for farming families and communities in need.
The World to Rebuild Rural Ukraine program has also been chosen to specifically help rural communities and farms with rebuilding efforts, and Oxfam International.
Sub-committee spokesperson and WA grain producer, David Fulwood, said a number of suggestions were received and assessed by the sub-committee with these four charities determined to be the most effective for delivering real support.
“One or two tonnes of grain donated from this Aussie harvest will make a huge difference for Ukraine farmers and their families, to help them get through this crisis.”
Australian grain producers are being urged to donate grain delivered from this year’s winter harvest via a dedicated Grower Delivery Card, registered to GPA, in the National Grower Register system.
The Grower Delivery Card in the NGR is numbered 1500 4442 and registered to GPA.
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Farms Advice Podcast ticks over 140 episodes with the Financial Bloke, Ben Law. He is extremely articulate when it comes to financials both on-farm and off-farm. He has a passion for numbers and an underlying love for agriculture and it's people. He has interesting background which was in some cases similar to Jack the hosts from living in London and gaining some worldly experiences along the way. As usual, Australia drags you back home and he establishes his own firm for financial advising. I'll let the episode tell you the rest.
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Happy weekend farmers, for when this goes out anyway. This episode is in relation to the news that the Government will be making EID (electronic Identification) tags mandatory by 2025 for any sheep and goats leaving the farm for sale. This is a bonus episode as we felt it to be of importance for the livestock producers to showcase how graziers are already working with them to improve their own mob.
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Farm Yarns this week is not with Bob Hawke but the award winner in Bob's name Bruce Maynard. He works hard on his own farms conservation but what got him to this point, what did he learn from and how did he do it. Find out who inspires him and what he leans on to for information.
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Before you listen to this episode I want you to ask yourself, what does land care mean to you? This episode we have the 2022 Bob Hawke Landcare Award Winner who has shown determinism for the last 30+ years to turn his property into a circular ecosystem. Bruce Maynard is an agricultural innovator and inventor of the No Kill Cropping System, a unique, revolutionary technique that relies on the retention of full grassland functions resulting in the consumption of almost no external inputs. Coming from Narromine in central NSW he has dealt with many droughts that were thought to be the 1-in-100 year droughts. Listen to this episode now!
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Diving into who the person behind the audio is and learning how they got to where they are. Farm Yarns segment of Farms Advice Podcast looks to strip down the curtains and take a glimpse into the inner workings of the industries brightest minds. On this episode we talk with Kat Burke whom had shared a grreat full episode earlier on in the week and now we flip it from what she does for clients and find out what she does for herself to become a more rounded person.
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Farms Advice Podcast welcomes Dr Kate Burke back to the studio of farming to talk all things farming but especially to touch on building up our mental stamina and how it plays a huge role in farming and a focus on family farming. she has dealt with many clients all with different wants and needs but not all seem to focus on their own mental capacity. We're taught to be fearless in the face of adversity, but does this do damage to use as farmers, people who work in agriculture.
Let us know what you think of this episode and see how you can improve your mindset in 2022 and 2023 onwards. This podcast was a long one but very important indeed. If you'd like to reach out to Kate please reach her at thingagri.com.au.
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Farms Advice Podcast produces content so that farmers can find the techniques and technologies that can improve their own operation and if not to use it as motivation on-farm. But where do people look to for resources or for books they read?
That's where Farm Yarns comes in to help others see who behind the audio is and what they might do to tackle some of the industries biggest questions.
Jack speaks with Khory Hancock to find out what his ambitions are, who inspires him and what myth he'd like to debunk about the industry that he calls home.
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The Farms Advice Podcast looks to tackle the big and smaller conversations so that farmers can use the information that they may need to run a profitable and sustainable operation. Looking at where we came from as pastoralists at Wilcannia, NSW. It is a similar story for who this next guest is currently helping to establish their carbon credits and benchmarking it for large station owners and managers.
Khory Hancock comes from a background of beef producers and has been working as an environmental scientist throughout Australia and various industries. With the rise of carbon farming and his love for the outback regions he's started Climate Revive for both landholders and also for corporate clients. Listen to this episode and see where it takes you.
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Farms Advice Podcast Farm Yarns dives into the guest to give you the listener a behind the scenes look into what drives some of Australia's leaders and innovators in Australian agriculture. On this episode we have Simon Matear from Wagga Wagga who runs a cattle enterprise with his family. Whilst having the implementation skills of getting agtech to work for them, we will dive into see what drives him, what his morning routine looks like and how it may differ or be similar to yours.
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When the cattle have more time out in the paddock you know that can only mean good things! This episode we're jumping back into the Optiweigh series with Simon Matear from Wagga Wagga. Running the families grazing business focusing on breeding and production of high quality Angus Cattle. Mostly selling through feedlots, processors as well as the surplus stock going into the restocker market.
Optiweigh for in-paddock livestock weighing. Optiweigh is the most significant step forward in livestock weighing in over 30 years. With built-in functionality and complete mobility, Optiweigh has solved the problem of in-paddock weighing and delivers tangible benefits to any size cattle operation.
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Farm Yarns with the founders of Our Cow. Bringing together a community of fathers and consumers. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/farmsadviceau/message
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This Farm Yarn we talk with Nikki Henderson from Henderson Livestock consulting. She just featured in the Optiweigh series as one of the early adopters of the piece of technology on their farm and also now on her clients operations. But after all of the farming chat and business elements to it all it's great to find out who Nikki is, what motivates her and who she looks to for inspiration.
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Is it worth changing the land ownership before you die? In this episode on the Farms Advice Podcast we dive back into Beyond The Tax Return with the team from Byfields. This episode is left of field and around the corner when you might not be thinking of it all the time but it is an important topic to have with your family going through the succession.
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This week's episode we're with Optiweigh for an 8 episode series talking all things agtech and how it is working with Australian cattle producers. Nikki Henderson who runs their farm with her partner but her main role is consulting with other farmers with Henderson Livestock. From nutrition to in paddock weighing and how the appetite for her clients to turn to agtech is allowing them to find the opportunities on their own farms.
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Farms Advice Podcast Farm Yarns dives into the guest to give you the listener a behind the scenes look into what drives some of Australia's leaders and innovators in Australian agriculture.
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The Optiweigh series with Farms Advice Podcast highlighting the early adopters of Australian agtech from a cattle producers side. With Optiweigh's in-paddock weighing proving it's worth time again. It's Simon Wright on today's episode that is a 5th generation farmer who is looking at nurturing the 6th generation through his kids. Coming from a high rain fall area in the New England he states "we're often the lasts one into the drought, but that can also mean that we're the last ones out of the drought". He grew up on his farm and went away to Orange Agricultural College to broaden his horizons. With 10 years going past he collected some live and business experience. Having come home in his late twenties right when the average age for kids returning to the family farm being the age of 27.
He talks about his mindset leaning towards being an early adopter and how it can pay dividends further down the line and open up other opportunities like carbon farming. He is always looking to upskill and educate himself and is running a solid operation.
"You can't expect yourself to know everything". Simon states having the right people around his has helped him improve their families position within the farming game.
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This weeks Farms Yarn with Emily Perkins. We dive in to find out who's behind the audio this week and what drives them. From what resources they lean into and onto what they're thoughts are on the current state of agriculture.
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Welcome to the Farms Advice Podcast farmers! This episode is part of the Optiweigh partnership to bring you the stories of producers leading the way with data. Is data king on your farm? When will it be? Asking these questions through the series and with Emily Perkins who operates a herd of her own both on their main farm and on agistment country over five hours away
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Farm Yarns this week is with Bill Mitchell from Optiweigh. It agriculture it's hard to find out any trade secretes or motivations of the people that are making the industry tick along. Bill has a full schedule with running the family farm with unsurprising, his family. He is also running Optiweigh the recent agtech for cattle producers and soon to be for sheep producers to. But enough about that, in this episode you'll find out more about what drives Bill to do the things that he loves. Why he does it and the resources he has used as a reference to building his startup.
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Farms Advice Podcast focuses on growing agribusinesses and the individuals that work within them across Australia. How can we improve and optimise what we're doing each and every day. A scary fact is that most farmers on average only have 50 seasons of farming. If you look at it like that then it doesn't seem much. So why not look for solutions to save your time and money in the long run.
This week we launch the Optiweigh Connecting Data To Productivity series and extremely happy to partner with Bill and the growing team up in the Hills of Armidale, New England region. With over 300 Optiweigh's out in the paddocks of Australian farmers you can start to see that Bill has moved pass the early adopters and is gaining solid momentum into the global markets.
Find out what's happening with in-paddock weighing versus bringing your cattle to the yards each time to weigh them.
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Welcome to this weeks Farm Yarns with Jim Cooper from Terragen. As a new segment to the Farms Advice Podcast we like to show you who is behind the audio and find how what motivates and educates our guests on the show. From farmers to CEO's of Agtech companies, we have some amazing guests on the show and Jim is just one of those. You'll get some real gems out of this episode and see how it might work for you as well. Have a favourite book, let us know!
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This weeks Farms Advice Podcast with Jim Cooper.
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One of the new segments on the Farms Advice Podcast is Farm Yarns. Any segment we go through and find out who that person is behind the audio of the previous full episode on the podcast. Find out what inspires them what motivates them and also the resources that they go to to learn more about their role or about the outside life of what their role is.
This week on farm yards we have Lachlan down from CSIRO. He is a postdoctoral research are studying microbes and how they can impact the way a crop is grown both positively and negatively. So hopefully that you can get something out of this episode one element that you can use as your own motivation, use the same resources that they do and improve your own enterprise at home and your own personal development that's what it's all about.
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G'day and welcome to this weeks episode on the Farms Advice podcast. Jumping back into our Farm Yarns with Lachlan Dow from CSIRO. We dive in to see how microbes are impacting Australian agriculture both in a positive and negative format and how as farmers on the ground can identify where our soils are going wrong and how we can replicate the soils that are improving the years of our crops. Lachlan Tao is a postdoctoral research with CSIRO and is enabling Australian farmers from his own research of how we can improve the soils that grow the crops of today with this year we are actually having the biggest year on record it's estimated that over 23,000,000 ha are planted. So why did we get Lachlan Dow onto the podcast he is a biologist chemist specialising in photo synthetic organisms and bacteria is previous works been included with chemical ecology advanced microscopic photosynthesis analytical chemistry and synthetic chemistry what has he done within the science field and how is playing out in his role currently down in Canberra.
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G'day Farmers, this is an exciting announcement for the Farms Advice Podcast. We're having an event on the 10th of September to support you who've supported the podcast. As a pre-harvest event it'll be great to have a beer with you before the tractor life takes over. We know summer periods can be flat out for farmers and we want to kick off the working season off to the right start. Register now
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G'day farmers, hope the season has been good to you. This week's episode we go for a deep dive into trading structures for farms and how the legalities of it work for different structures. Scott Smith from the Byfields Business Advisers Perth team walks us through what might work for your enterprise. But like all farms, no one is the same. All the information in the episode is to be taken as general advice only as the host and Scott do not know your personal circumstances. Three ways to structure your farm business discussed on this episode:
Trust Partnership Trading Company
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G'day farmers, welcome back to another cracking episode of the farms vice podcast. On this episode we take a snippet out of the financial blokes podcast. I was recently on his episode to discuss the journey of Farms Advice podcast and how I have gathered different pieces of information across the different 115 episodes with Jess from all across Australia and a few across the globe. Ben is very keen on passing on the Farms Advice so I think him for having me on his podcast as he is at the very start with his podcasting journey as well.
Coming from a family farming background in the Liverpool Plains New South Wales, Ben was able to put together his knowledge of farming and business into a career or financial advising and now in to his current role. Find out all there is to know about Ben and Jack the host of the Farms Advice Podcast in this episode
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G'day Farmers Accountancy this weeks farms advice podcast episode. We're going back into GPA Australia and the impact they're having for grain produces right across the country. It's episodes of big one and not one that can be tackled just in one episode, we'll be talking all things bio security Jim, Stuart, and Colin from GTA Australia. Will be discussing:
Vehicle movement programs Prevention versus intervention The cost of by security and the level invested versus the amount saved On-farm record keeping A buyer security training course that you can all undertake
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G'day farmers, this week we yarn with Daniel Fischl from Eartrumpet Consulting and Padardis as a form agtech for the viticulture industry. Daniel opens up his thoughts to be challenged and looking for outside information. When you put 50 winemakers in a room you're going to receive very similar answers. He looks upon the indigenous ways of managing landscapes and water through 1000s of years of knowledge being built up.
Did you like this episode? Can relate to what Daniel goes through as an early stage startup as the result of 25 years of knowledge in the labs and now out in the vineyards across the world. Daniel looks to journal articles within and outside of viticulture. He loves to go to global farmers to see how he can take the expertise or #FarmsAdvice of how they run their own operation.
Wine recommendation is Linnaea as their own brand hitting the market from Melbourne. Take these questions and answer them youself and see what you come up with. Maybe, even put it to your farm team!
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G'day farmers, welcome to this weeks episode where we dive into agtech within vineyards but with all the similar concepts and values of broadacre and livestock farmers. We have Daniel Fischl on from Padardis, which is a new agritech company derived from years of research in the lab and now more so in the vineyards. Daniel is fighting a much needed problem within viticulture and how vineyards can save time, costs and preserve their flavours by utilising their toolkit on their own enterprise.
With a cracking example in this episode we find out that the amount of watering either increase or decrease can dramatically impact the flavour, taste and value of the wine on offer from the vines. Keen to know more about Padardis or even Eartrumpet Consulting? Hit the links below to get all of the flavours.
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Farms Advice is a podcast for Australian farmers who are looking to do more. With the top 10% tuning in and listening, we're really after the 90% of non-listeners so that be can move mountains for the industry and for us as individuals. Jack is on his family farm too, listening and implementing what is broadcasted on the Farms Advice Podcast.
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This weeks Farm Yarn is with Gavin O'Brien and Jack Cresswell, the host of the Farms Advice Podcast. We dive into who the person is behind the audio with this yarn and see who inspires them, where they find the motivation and the resources that up skill them. Gavin O'Brien started out on sheep stations in the Riverina of Southern NSW.
From his morning routine of looking out the window to see what he's dealing with. Just like most farmers, if it's rained overnight the kettle goes on and out measuring the mm. To his first memory on farm dealing with Suffolk sheep with the old faithful sheep dog. Listen to find out the full story.
Just like others in and outside the industry Gavin is inspired by those who have "made something their own, and taken it to the next level". Relating this back to Australian agriculture, we have the top 10% producers who have the right attitude towards growing their agribusiness. Really enjoyed this episode and we're getting a lot out of these new segments of Farm Yarns.
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G'day farmers, welcome back to this Tuesday's episode. It's flying through winter with today the shortest day of the year. Today's episode has been much anticipated for myself as I have a huge interest in the workings of transformation debt and equity capital within Australian agriculture. We've been keen to lock this episode in to talk to Ben Craw from Oxley Capital Partners about his role at his newish firm and how it plays out for Australian agriculture.
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G'day farmers! This episode has been released on a Sunday for those out spraying, planting. We have Gavin O’Brien, who is CNH Industrial’s Seeding and Tillage Territory Manager for NSW and QLD. In addition to growing up on the land, Gavin works across the Flexicoil and Horwood Bagshaw range so he’s well equipped to talk about getting the most out of your sowing.
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G'day farmers, have you compiled your tax for 2021/22 financial year? We'd hope you're coming to the end of it as we wrap up another financial year for the Farms Advice Podcast. Today on the show we hear from Jack Hayes from the team of Byfields Business Advisers. This time of year is manic for accountants and usually farmers getting their crops in for the season. Tune into this episode and let us know what you'd like to know for the 2022/23 tax year.
FMD Definition: The Farm Management Deposits (FMD) scheme allows eligible primary producers to set aside pre-tax income from their primary production activities during years of high income. The income can then be drawn in future years as needed. Primary producers can include FMDs as part of their risk-management strategy.
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Welcome to this weeks Farm Yarns with Dr. Paul Melloy and Jack Cresswell as the host. Dive into each guest as they come onto the show and share their own experiences, what drives them, books they couldn't put down and who inspires them. From world renowned authors to local Aussie heroes inspiring our agricultural expertise out in the paddock to the lab. This is Farms Advice Podcast's Farm Yarns.
This week with Dr. Paul Melloy. He is a research fellow from the University of Queensland and a Plant Disease Modeller, which goes on to benefit you as a farmer. Enjoy this episode for some light heartedness as we find out who is Paul.
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This farmers, is a fantastic episode to wrap your ears around for the hours in the tractor. Whether you're still going in the tractor planting this years crop or you've luckily finished and enjoying some early rain especially along the East coast of Australia. Dr. Paul Melloy is a research fellow out of University of Queensland and has had his hand on the pulse for plant disease and how farmers can identify and prevent yield loss in their own crop.
Paul goes through the different apps available that are discussed on the episode so take a look and download if they're for you:
Blackleg canola manager (BlackLegCM) BlacklegCM- Blackleg Management App | Agriculture and Food
Sclerotinia canola manager (SclerotiniaCM) SclerotiniaCM - Sclerotinia Management App | Agriculture and Food
Yellow spot wheat manager (YellowSpotWM) YellowSpotWM - Yellow leaf spot management | Agriculture and Food
Stipe rust wheat manager (StripeRustWM) StripeRustWM | Agriculture and Food
Powdery mildew mungbean manager (PowderyMildewMBM) PowderyMildew MBM - Powdery Mildew management app for mungbean | Agriculture and Foo
The team is also working on delivering new crop disease models, such as: spatial risk of black spot in field pea; net-blotch in barley, Ascochyta blight in chickpeas and the soon to be released upper canopy infection tool in canola (UCI BlacklegCM).
The Grains Research and Development corporation (GRDC) are funding this work and anticipate if these apps are more widely adopted grain crop yield losses of at least 10%, due to disease, could be saved.
The “Disease epidemiology, modelling and delivery of management decision support tools” project I am working on is led by Jean Galloway and includes collaborating institutions and experts from across the country. All our models are built on up to 30 years of research trial data from all major growing regions.
You can catch Paul on Twitter at @PaulMelloy as this is where we found him for the podcast. Twitter can be a great resource for you as a farmer or someone who services the industry to stay connected and abreast of what is happening in the paddock or in the lab modelling for plant disease as Paul Melloy has been doing.
Find all of the Farms Advice Podcast episodes and also Paul's Farm Yarns episode coming out on Friday.
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Welcome to the very first Farm Yarn with Simon Foley from Agworld. Where we put the agribusiness away and dive into who's behind the audio and what they do to prepare themselves for the best.
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Welcome back to the Beyond Record Keeping series with Agworld on the Farms Advice Podcast. This episode we speak with the GM of Australia, NZ and South Africa. Jack and Simon have a great conversations around what is happening in agricultural technology and where it's evolving and how it can further benefit farmers just like YOU right across Australia and the globe. Come with us as we dive into the new integrations of what is happening with Agworld as they build the value for Australian farmers who want to improve what they're recording with digital records.
Simon Foley joined Agworld as General Manager for Australia, New Zealand and South Africa in September 2014. Simon has 25 years experience in broadacre grain farming systems extending from in field production agronomics to farm and business management. Prior to joining Agworld, Simon consulted to farm businesses across WA and held senior management roles in a boutique funds management company focussed on agricultural investments. He holds an Agricultural Science (Hons) degree from the University of Western Australia.
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G'day farmers! It's always good to know that you and your employees are working in a safe environment and have outlined the risks going into any task. Go and have a look at your toolbox meeting this week and see where you can improve. Shay Clifford speaks to us about three ways you can improve and implement into your own operation as an employee and as a farm owner. Links: Regional Workplace Safety FarmsAdvice.com.au
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In partnership with Agworld we bring you this episode. It is as diverse as it gets from the Tasmanian soils proving their worth with the types of crops that Michael farms alongside his family and his one time full-time worker. From his wheat to potatoes paddocks we dive into what drives his operation. In his area potatoes are king! With the recent 50mm it's a bit short of their usual rainfall of 1250mm each year.
Michael had thought that moving to Agworld would be a good decision for his farm to reduce the amount of paper work when looking at compliance for high valued crops and also ensuring he knows what has happened and what activities have been.
Types of crops they have on farm:
- Poppy
- Pyrethrum
- Onion
- Potatoe
- Simplot Peas (Green Peas)
- Wheat
- Buck Wheat
- Ground Beans
Fun fact: Their average paddock would be around 10ha and they hold the record for highest yielding wheat crop in Australia at 13.1 tonne/ha.
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G'day farmers! You're in for a special episode and very topical with trusts used right across Australia for family farms and regional businesses. Should family farms continue to use trusts as a way to limit tax in good years? Listen into this episode of Beyond the Tax Return series with Ryan Naughton.
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G'day Farmers! Welcome back to the GPA series who we have partnered up with to being you the challenges and successes they're having advocating for all Australian grain producers across Australia. Today on the show Matthew Madden joins be from Moree NSW. Let us know what you think of this episode with a review in Apple or Spotify podcasts.
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This is our 100th episode of Farms Advice Podcast. We're proud to partner with Agworld to bring you the conversations of operations, farmer owners and PHD scholars to give you insights into how they're operating Beyond Record Keeping.
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We're proud to partner with the team at Agworld to be bring you the stories of success and challenges within horticulture. Thi episode we go down to Victoria to walk down the apple isle at McNab Orchard's.
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Today's episode is in partnership with Agworld. A data-driven application made for a stronger, future-ready farm business. Try it out today in the link with a 7-day trial. As Farms Advice Podcast we are proud to partner with such forward thinking agribusinesses and Agworld is one of those. We want to bring you the tools, techniques and technology needed to become a successful future farmer. Share the #FarmsAdvice with this episode. Stay tuned for the rest of the series in April.
Keep on farming!
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What does the federal budget mean for Aussie farmers? Find out in this bonus episode from the Beyond The Tax Return Series with the team at Byfields. Eamonn Lanagan joins us to explain it and the outlook for farmers across Australia.
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Welcome to the Farms Advice Podcast for today’s episode. We have partnered with Grain Producers Australia to bring you the much needed conversations of ”moving the needle for grain producers” We’ll discover what drives grain producers, how they’re positioned within the global markets and we’ll be kicking it off with the Chair Barry Large. Would also like to thank Colin for supporting the podcast and the direction we’re going. Let’s get into it.
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Farms Advice Podcast "In The Review Mirror" we look at the last month of whats happening across agriculture for us as a podcast and for the industry.
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Happy Tuesday Farmers! If you FARM it, SERVICE it, or LOVE it. We have a cracking episode for you to listen into. This episode we speak with Cameron Robert from the Byfields Northam team as he's a manager. This is part of the Beyond The Tax Return series II as we dive into what drives an agribusiness and how farmers can improve both their paddocks and mind. Make sure you follow @farmsadvice on socials and share it with your mates.
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G'day! It's another Tuesday and that means a Farms Advice episode for you to drive into work or home to listen to. This episode we dive into how Paul invented the fault finder and how he has gone on to supply the industry of Pakton products. You might even be using them yourself.
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Farmers, we missed the Tuesday gate but straight out for a 20 minute ride with Ryan Honor as a Beef Extension Officer. We chat about being open minded about trialling new technologies from satellite imagery looking at your grounds cover overall. Using this we can use this to know where our cattle can run. He's punchy and knows his stuff. Share this episode with those who FARM it, SERVICE it, or just LOVE it.
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G'day farmers, this week on the podcast we have Will Barton from Gundagai lamb. They have been around for 50 years but just recently have opened up a lamb abattoir for their region. With data at the heart of what not only just they do, but the information fed back to farmers as well.
Enjoy this episode and share it with another lamb producer.
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It's Tuesday! It means another Farms Advice episode. This week we have Shay Clifford who runs Regional Work Safety out of South Australia. With farming comes a lot of risks with our daily routines and also the seasonal work when it gets busy. What you may also notice is that he works with businesses and individuals to identity mental health issues with someone within your own workplace. Plenty of takeaway's in this episode.
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G'day! We have a special bonus episode for you this week from the APEN 2022 conference as we partnered with for this years event on Feb 9th-11th. If you enjoy the episode make sure you take the 2 seconds it takes to share it with your mates on your social media!
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Farmers! Have you thought about off-farm investments to help offset your income or to provide equity for you later down the track? We have the Byfields team back for another year of Beyond The Tax Return with Simon Boyd kicking it off for the first one.
Types of investments talked about:
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Bitcoin and NFTs
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Shares and ETFs
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Property Investments
Both host and guest are not financial advisers so please seek professional help when looking at your finances.
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G'day farmers! and welcome to the farms advice podcast where we talk everything agribusiness.
Kicking off the second episode for 2022 with our recent podcast partnership with APEN 2022 Conference. The Australasia-Pacific Extension Network that looks at this years theme of “facilitating change and the Opportunity from Disruption”. This sums up what we’ve been through in the last 5 years with droughts, floods, fires and pandemics to really spice things up. A trying time for farmers as the supply chain has been tested 10x times over.
I’m really excited to bring to you a selection of the finest guests from the APEN network and to kick us off is Ruth Nettle. Her work in Dairy, the Cooperative Joint Venture in Capacity building and in projects such as the Rural Research and Development for Profit – private sector project – has encompassed very practically based projects which look at assisting change on farms as well as developing extension profession and capacity. – hence, supporting APEN’s mission in promoting the role of extension in rural change.
Let’s get into it.
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G'day Farmers!! We're back on the airwaves and with more content for 2022. We keen to get stuck into each week as it comes. Let us know what you think of the podcast on an Apple Podcast review.
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G'day and welcome to 2022 and the Farms Advice Podcast.
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G'day legends, this is another Beyond The Tax Return episode with Jared Ryan who knows a thing or two about planning. Looking back at 2021 and what it laid out for farmers and looking forward to 2022 and the challenges that may arise. How important is planning for you? Share this podcast episode with your mates.
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- Safety for employees
- Up skilling current workforce
- Educating the future of horticulture
This week on the podcast we speak to Catherine from Velisha farms who works in horticulture producing high quality produce for supermarkets across Australia. She is also working on improving her workforce and education the next generation of workers.
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Have you listened yet? This episode we dive into agtech and remote water monitoring and how it works for farmers in 2021. Agtech is blowing up in Australia with real problems getting solved by the masterminds stress testing the products in Australia. There are a lot of ways too skin a cat and also where the monitoring can be placed. Stay tuned and make sure to share this one to your farming mates.
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G'day aggies, this episode we talk all things macadamias and the premium it brings with the price tag against the other nuts across Australia and the globe. Larry McHugh joins Jack for a chat about where the sector currently sits, what harvest was like in 2021, and what the global demand is like in different markets.
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Today is just one of the days where we celebrate all that the farmers do across Australia. I'm a farmer as well so to be able to look into other farmers' operations and to find out what motivates them is what really makes this podcast so special. A farmer-led initiative to connect the different sectors and start learning outside out box. Big Farmer Andy joins me on today's episode to discuss his viewpoints on Australian agriculture. Enjoy!
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G’day and welcome to the farm's advice podcast. Where we talk about everything about agribusiness. This is the harvest series brought to you by the leaders and innovators of Australian agriculture. We’ve had it all on this series and today we’ll be talking about where your beer comes from and how it gets there with Abbey Ettershank from Puregrain. Tell the crew and your boss to listen in to improve your yield, simplify your operation or even save you time if you're picking or driving the tractor chasing down the header. If you get something out of this series please help the podcast by sharing it with your mates so that we can grow and reach every farmer across Australia. We’re on a mission to connect farmers because we’re farmers too. It’d be a great help. Let’s get into it. Links: PureGrain FarmsAdvice.com.au
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G'day farmers - We’ve had it all on this series and today we’ll be talking about the machinery of tomorrow and what it has in store for Australian farmers with the product manager of CASE IH, Tim Slater. Tell the crew and your boss to listen in to improve your yield, simplify your operation or even save you time if you picking or driving the tractor chasing down the header. If you get something out of this series please help the podcast by sharing it with your mates so that we can grow and reach every farmer across Australia. We’re on a mission to connect farmers because we’re farmers too. it’d be great help. Let’s get into it.
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G'day legends, this week we're diving into the horticulture industry where we haven't been too much yet. We want to create more content for this side of the industry as I believe they count for 2 thirds of the plate at the dinner table. Your's might vary! We talk about the industry challenges of harvesting with a reduced labour force at hand and how horticultural farmers are utilising technology to stay at the front of the pack.
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G'day Farmers! Harvest is full steam ahead for those in the north and we've managed to get Brett Hoskings on the series to discuss the current state of grain farmers with the opportunities and the challenges that the 2021 harvest brings with it. Share this episode with your harvest crew to improve your operation.
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G'day farmers and welcome to the 6th episode of the Farms Advice Harvest series for 2021. This episode we head over to the world of agtech with Dough Fitch from Agworld. The farm management platform for farmers in Australia and across the globe. If you’ve got something out of this series please help the podcast by sharing it with your mates so that we can grow and reach every farmer across Australia. I’m a farmer too and doing this on the side so it’d be a great help. Let’s get into it.
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G'day Farmers and welcome to the Harvest Series,
In this episode, we head over to Victoria at Kaniva smack bang in the middle of Adelaide and Melbourne to see how farming, contracting, and youtube all work within this year's harvest. If you like this series please help the podcast by sharing it with your mates so that we can grow and reach more farmers across Australia. I’m a farmer too and doing this on the side so it’d be a great help. Let’s get into it.
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G'day Legends, we've had a huge start to the series and would like to welcome the 4th guest on with Richard Avendano. He is working on the family farm, running his own private agronomy for clients, and share farming. There isn't much more he could take on surely. Let's dive in and see how he impacts the farmers at harvest time.
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Today coincides international day of rural women and the impact they have on their families, friends, and community's lives through the work that they do. Rural Australia is bouncing back with connection the best it's ever been through the internet and even podcasts. We heard from four amazing women who are defining their own path in rural Australia through running their businesses. Today we go behind the scenes of two totally different journeys of women in rural Australia and now working within agribusiness accounting. Let's dive in and see what it's all about.
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G’day and welcome to today’s very special episode as it is international women's in agriculture day. Today runs a little different with our very first-panel discussion with 4 amazing women who you'll hear from later in the show. I love talking about ways to improve agribusinesses on the podcast and have loved the input women have had on the podcast. Naturally, I haven’t needed to level the playing field as the women in agriculture are shaping the podcast with the innovative and entrepreneurial assets that they have in their toolbox ready for agribusiness.
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G'day and welcome to the harvest series for 2021 with Jack from Farms Advice Podcast. In this episode, we speak to John Sanderson about their family farm and dive a little deeper into their operation as a whole leading up to the 2021 harvest season. If you like this series make sure you share it with your mates to listen to whilst pumping out the acres, this harvest.
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G'day farmers! This week we dive into the mind of a young lawyer who is carving his mark on the industry. He's working within the agricultural space with his family law firm and is the 4th generation to come up the ranks within the family. We talk about share farming and how you can harvest the most from it.
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G'day farmers and welcome to the inaugural harvest series for the Farms Advice Podcast. Here we will dive behind the scenes to see how Australia gets the crop off with different viewpoints from across Australia. Sit back and relax in your header or tractor to listen to the experts work their magic. With two episodes each week you'll have the time to think about your operation or even give your boss some good pointers. Links: Byfield's Business Advisers Farms Advice Harvest Jobs Take the 3 seconds it takes to share this podcast with your mates and boss. FA Twitter FA LinkedIn FA Facebook Connect with the host Jack Cresswell VISIT FARMSADVICE.COM.AU
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G'day farmers, this week on the Farms Advice Podcast we go up into the Darling Downs of Toowoomba. We speak with Angus from Horizon Grazing who has set up along with his family another revenue channel that allows them to go direct to the consumer. Their supply chain works great for what they need and is ready to scale out when the customers are there. Don't miss this one and share it with your mates.
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G'day and welcome to this week's Farms Advice Podcast. This is episode 66 as we dive Straight To The Source of primary producers. Tawnya Bahr has extensive experience in the field as a decorated chef and now connecting the industry to the primary producers who produce the food we all eat. One for the foodservice industry and primary producers who would like to launch their own products.
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G'day farmers and welcome to this week's episode with Pip and skate Lawson. This week we dive into how they have grown their little flowers into a little side hustle of their farm. Operating to different companies they have learned a lot along the way, Their journey of value-adding to their farm is only at the beginning. With more products on the way, there are definitely ones to look out for. They had a problem with cracked lentils from the dryer finishes and severe frosts that they saw that they were seeing diminishing returns from their crop. I hope that you can get something out of this episode and use it for your own farming enterprise. Let me know if you like this episode as will be getting a lot more on in the future make sure to share this with your mates.
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G'day Farmers, on this week's episode we go to the banks of the Darling River near Menindee NSW. We talk to Kate McBride who is a very busy woman working within Australian agriculture who is loving the vibes of having her hand in many pots across agriculture. Everything she does is because she is so passionate about improving the outlook for the farming families in her region and further.
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Welcome to the Farms Advice Podcast farmers, this episode is a part of the Beyond The Tax Return series with Byfields based in WA. We look at succession planning and how you can start it today to make it easier for you in the long run.
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G'day farmers, this is an episode with a great Australian author who has adjusted to living in the country quite well and has advocated the issues that farmers are struggling with. Gabrielle Chan takes us through her most recent book Why You Should Give A Fuck About Farming. As a part of our weekend read this we can't wait to get our hands on it. It's released on the 31st of August so don't miss out. Links Below
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G’day farmers and everyone in between. We’ve called in the big guns and are speaking with Pip Courtney. You may have seen her on your Sunday’s ABC Landline series presenting the next best Aussie farmer. In this episode we’ll dive into her role and how she got there and also the stories she has covered. Listen out for the common traits of people that she has seen to of succeeded in the farming game. We both sort of lost track of time on this one and let it roll. You’ll have to extend your lunchtime break for the thing one. Also, don’t forget to share this one with your mates. Let’s get into it.
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G'day all farmers, this episode has it all when it comes to livestock as we talk to Monica Ley of Canowie Poll Merinos. She only just held the annual ram sale which had great results and was able to do it during covid restrictions with all measures in place agriculture is able to keep the show on the road. As a young livestock manager who has lived in more states than most people have visited it's great to see Monica's viewpoint. From working with DPI she was able to work on a range of tasks but she felt she wanted to be a little bit closer to the action. Listen in to this one.
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Gday farmers - this week, Farms Advice caught up with the very first CEO of Grain Producers Australia. From his time at the cricket and into the head role for taking the points raised by farmers down to Canberra to give growers a fair go. Don't miss this episode if you're a grain farmer!
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G'day farmers - This week on Farms Advice Podcast we dive into another fantastic value-adding farm based near Tullamore, Central West NSW and it’s called Outback lamb with the key driver Fiona Aveyard. Just around the corner from the FA studio which we only both just learned. I’m a huge fan of value-adding into the existing farming framework, both the consumer and farmer come out with a win with new products and increased revenue for the farmer. Let’s see how it all began...
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Good morning - This week we're back into the #BeyondTheTaxReturn with the team at Byfield's Business Advisers. A great series bringing you the knowledge on how you can improve your farm operations and manage them better. This week we're talking with Ryan Naughton from the Northam office who will be discussing Estate Planning and how YOU should start now! A very important topic for those working in Australian agriculture. Make sure you share the #BeyondTheTaxReturn if you have any questions for the team to answer.
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Farms Advice speaks with Emma Turner for its 8th episode. Time has flown and we have already done so much. Emma is a young gun in the wool industry working for an independent wool broker AWN. She is extremely passionate about what she does and you’ll be able to listen as to why she loves working with wool. Wool has been known to have its challenges but with Emma's attitude the industry has no boundaries, it is excellent to see the wool industry is in good hands. Visit Farms Advice for the full show.
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G'day farmers! This week on the Farms Advice Podcast we're on episode 56 and we're going to head up to the warmer country of NT just outside of Darwin. In this episode, we’re joined by Mic Jakobi as he runs us through what it’s like to work in the NT on the cropping side of things. Not your usual NT ringer story. They have to adapt to different conditions up there so let’s dive in and see how it’s all done up north.
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Whether you’re a newbie or a long-time listener you’re bound to get something out of this episode which comes in at number 55. This week we go up to the beautiful sunny coast of QLD in Yeppoon to talk with George Stacy from RCS Australia, the leading private provider of holistically integrated education here in Australia. George loves what he does and really gets behind what the outcomes can be for farmers coming through RCS. Let’s get grazing!
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G'day and welcome to this week's Farms Advice Podcast we’re ripping into episode 54 with a very familiar voice within Aussie ag, We introduce to you Sarah Nolet our first podcast host on the show but that’s not all she does. She’s driving agtech within Australia and drawing on her contacts to build a more efficient, productive, and sustainable future for Australian agriculture. If you like this episode make sure you share it with your mates to help promote growth within Australian agribusinesses. We couldn’t be any happier to have her on the show so let’s not waste any more time and get into it.
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Farms Advice Podcast jumps out west near Wentworth to pay a visit to Angus Whyte. A sheep grazier who is working hard for his community out west. In this episode listen in as there are some great takeaways to use on your own farm or even to use it as motivation. See what drives him, how he manages the vast landscape of Wyndham station with regenerative practices, and why he is so community-driven.
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G'day Farms Advice listeners! If you're a newbie or a frequent listener, thank you for tuning in. This week we going into the cattle industry of where it all started for Ceres Tag with David Smith the co-founder and CEO. If you get something out of this episode please share it with your mates so that we can grow the podcast to reach the farmers that need this valuable content. It’s all for FREE so help us by sharing it on social media. Now let’s get on with it.
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Welcome to the Farms Advice podcast. Where we talk about everything agribusiness. This week we dive into the world of agribusiness recruitment from entry-level roles, manager and C-suite roles in agriculture. It’s not just picking berries or mustering sheep. Agriculture is the most diverse industry I believe and it’s represented by many different sectors that play a huge part in our economy here in Australia, whether you're in an office or the paddock, there is every type of career imaginable in agriculture. We got the experts in as Ryan Hoiberg from Rimfire Resources joins me to tell YOU all about it. If you know of someone looking for a role within Aussie agriculture make sure to share this episode with them. Some great tips for individuals and companies. Let’s get on with it.
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G'day farmers,
Today is the first milestone for the Farms Advice Podcast and we couldn't be any happier to have had 50 episodes in the first year of operating. We're on a mission to build better agribusinesses one episode at a time. I couldn’t have done it without my listeners and speakers on the show, you’re world-class. Keep passing on the #FarmsAdvice so that we can really move the needle for YOUR agribusiness. Can’t wait to be doing this for the 5 year anniversary. Until then, keep on farming!
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As part of the Farms Advice Podcast series Beyond the Tax Return. We're joined by Jack Hayes from Byfield's Business Advisors to discuss how we can better plan our taxes on farms when it comes to the end of the financial year or even each quarter. It's a topic that isn't discussed between neighbors so that's why we're jumping in to see how we can plan ahead. Remember economic decisions first, tax benefits second. Tune in and share this episode with another farmer.
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G'day farmers!! I hope you’re strapped in for this week's episode as I speak with Louisa Kiely from Carbon farmers of Australia. The only regionally based carbon trading advisors with 20 years of farming experience, which is vitally important when talking with farmers just learning about the subject. Listen to the available methods of storing carbon and how you can get the most out of your soil as a farmer on our 48th episode! If you love the episode give it a review to help us grow Australian farms of all shapes and sizes. With the topic quite hot at the moment it's great to get an update from her side of it and how farmers come into the picture so let’s get into it!
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G'day farmers! On this week's episode we speak with Pieter Van Jaarsveld. From starting out in Aussie ag with this family moving to Australia to becoming a 2021 Nuffield Scholar with his research into rangeland goats. With the limited travel during covid times, he has focused on the domestic market for his research. With goats a money-spinner for large pastoralists and farmers across Australia this is one to listen to and also follow along with Pieters Journey. He looks to establish solid foundations through the associations and genetic lines within his herd and the countries. There is a bit on his plate so let's get in and see what he’s up to.
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The first episode of Beyond The Tax Return with Eamonn Lanagan from Byfields Business Advisers. In this episode we talk about tax depreciation and how it impacts your agribusiness. What you need to know about the new rules and when they'll end. We're super happy to have Byfields on as a sponsor for this segment to build a more efficient and productive agribusiness for you the farmer.
As part of our "Beyond the Tax Return" series Byfields has sponsored this segment to bring you as farmers the tools and knowledge you need to make a successful agribusiness. This episode does not constitute financial advice and is only intended for general advice only. If you need more information please contact your adviser or the Byfields team for their expertise. Now let's get on with the show!
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Welcome to the 45th episode of Farms Advice Podcast. It’s getting colder so we have brought you an episode that will warm the heart. If you are able to get some value out for the episodes please help and share them on your social media to improve the industry with key takeaways from leaders of the industry. In this week's episode, we have Josie Clarke who has started up Ability Agriculture. Looking at the different avenues for those who have been involved in an accident or have an ability from birth. Let’s get into it and see what she has done already and where it’s going.
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G'day and welcome to this week's Farms Advice episode with myself Jack Cresswell and Emily Moon from G'day Garlic. This is full of valuable content as she runs the marketing and branding for the recent e-commerce platform through which they sell their garlic.
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The podcast I've been waiting for and the one you need to listen to. We're so excited to have the team of Byfield's come on to the podcast and back it as a way forward for Australian agribusinesses. Jon Bush the BDM discusses what's going on in the industry and what we can expect from the 'Beyond the tax return' series.
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This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to start an agritourism outlet on their farm. Farms Advice speaks with Ana from King Island off the coast of Tasmania who has started farming from scratch with her partner Tom and now eventuated into agritourism through her farm tours, cooking, and overnight accommodation. Check out Meat Your Beef to see how they do it or even book a tour.
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This week on the Farms Advice Podcast we catch up with John from AgriWebb. He is the Chief Revenue Officer who is driving the company forward with the recent $30M in investment to expand overseas in the US livestock market. You'll get some great value out of this episode.
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G'day and welcome to the weekly AgTrending on the Farms Advice podcast. This week on the episode we cover:
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East coast floods impact on communities and farmers
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Agricultural shows coming up
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Cotton and Wool industry to work together
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Tuesday's episode with John from AgriWebb
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Farms Advice is now SPONSORED!
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Farms Advice Farm Fact
Let me know what you want to hear on the podcast and if I haven't covered your sector yet please let me know. We're keeping it diverse and transparent for the industry to become efficient and productive in our transition from traditional to digital.
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G'day all! Farms Advice catches up with Darren Hughes who is the co-founder of Laconik. They're a company looking to improve the way Australian farmers apply their fertiliser. He comes from a strong research background with GRDC and is really moving the needle on the industry. Make sure you spread the farms advice on this cracker.
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We've gone and done it now, we've tracked down the second Farmer Wants A Wife onto the podcast. Neil joins us for this week's episode to give us a glimpse into what he is up to on the family farm, his platform from FWAW, and what motivates him. Make sure you tune in for this one and share it with friends, family, and most importantly farmers.
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Farms Advice Podcast has a weekly wrap of what's going on in the world of agribusiness. Make sure you tune in as a farmer or anyone working within Australian agriculture. With plenty going on in agribusiness at the moment.
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Land prices sell to $7750 in Victoria
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La Nina is weakening
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Western Australian correspondent to improve the reporting on Farms Advice for the Western Australian farmers.
Stay tuned for next week!
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In this week's episode, we're speaking to the star Aussie 7's player Lewi Holland. Known for his footy skills and using his platform for Australian agriculture. It's great to have high profiled players like Lewi and his partner Charlotte in the game of agriculture.
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Farms Advice AgTrends segment brings you the latest trends within agriculture in Australia. Make sure you keep up with the trends by subscribing to the podcast. Help us reach the 319,000 workers in the industry to help improve and motivate agribusinesses across Australia.
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Farms Advice catches the eagle and in this case, it's Stu Adams from Agronomeye who has dived into the world of agtech and communicating with farmers to help improve their farming operations from the air. Make sure you tune in for this one and share it with a farmer down the road.
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G'day All,
You're in for a good one here on the Farms Advice Podcast. We catch up with the biggest organic mushroom farmer Georgia Beattie, from Bulla Park. She's dominating the niche of her industry and providing excellent eating quality for Australian and international consumers. If you like this episode make sure you share it so we can continue our reach to get to all farmers across Australia.
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G'day farmers,
Farms Advice wanted to speak to those working as a farmer and with experience in dealing with properties with leasing and buying as an option previously. With Charlie, our speaker he has his head switched on in his approach to scaling up his farming enterprise. Listen to the key factors that he looks for in a property and how he knows to lease or buy.
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Welcome to the first segment of AgTrends for Farms Advice. A quick look at what's happening in the industry across Australia in bite-sized pieces. Have we missed something, let us know in the comments. Continue the conversation in our Facebook Group.
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Farms Advice Agribusiness Podcast kicks off the 2021 series of talking everything agribusiness. With James Walker from Longreach in QLD. He had been awarded for excellence in diversification and deservedly so. Listen to how he operates and what spurs him on to improve his financial performance. All of this in the middle of one of the roughest droughts we have seen.
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G'day and welcome to agribusiness in 2021. What a year it's going to be for us all working in agriculture. Some great things on the way with the podcast and really excited to bring those to the table for you all. Remember to like and subscribe to help us reach the 320,000 workers in Australian agriculture. If we can motivate the workforce we can motivate an industry. Let's get it! #FarmsAdvice
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G'day listeners,
This is our last episode for the year and it's great to have you tune in over the last 27 episodes. Today's show is a perfect way to round out the year. We have Dr. Kate Burke who is now a proud author of her first book 'Crops, People, Money & You'. Across her 30 years of experience in the field (paddock), she has been working with farmers to improve their enterprises to become a better version of themselves to improve their agribusiness. Tune in now!
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G'day farmers,
In today's show, we've got the famous Alex Taylor on from Farmer Wants A Wife and get to catch up with him and see how he is fairing after the show has ended. Coming from country Cunnamulla he's remote, to say the least, and finding a girl can be hard. Tune in and see how it has all panned out for the Akubra loving farmer!
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It's the 20th of November already. Where the year go? If you're getting tucked into some work today or taking the day off because, well you deserve it take a listen to a little wrap-up of Australian agriculture for National Agricultural Day for Australia. With 320,000 farmworkers across Australia, we're a huge part of building the Australian economy. Thanks for being a farmer!
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On the show today we're speaking to talking to a new sector that is ready to flourish. Qponics is based up in QLD working closely with the University of Queensland to develop another consumable protein and omega-3 alternative without smashing the ocean with fishing nets. From 1 hectare of shallow algae pools they're harvesting 30,000kg. It's got a little bit on wheat and barley where you need vast amounts of land to break even or supply enough to feed the world. It's a great conversation talking with Graeme as he's sooo passionate about what he is doing and wants to do. With solid backing, they're well on their way to going to market. Can't wait to try out the products made from the Qponics algae.
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Farms Advice Podcast looks at the beginning of the Australian harvest season for 2020-21. Talking with local agronomist Martin Murray about the lead up until harvest 2020. Stay tuned in for more harvest episodes!
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Farms Advice Podcast talks with Ian Herd who has been working in the banking sector for 40 years and working with farmers directly visiting them at the kitchen table or in the paddock. Listen to the tips about getting your budget completed and up to take. Take the 15 minutes each week to keep on top of it.
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The Farms Advice podcast for episode 23 with myself jack Cresswell. Today on the show we have Stuart Austin, he’s in the driver's seat of Wilmot Cattle Co. From past experiences in the NT and Canada, he looked to get started into running a holistic enterprise. He’s got a thorough understanding of the business operations from his education at Marcus Oldham by setting 5-year goals for the company/ reporting the performances regularly. Stuart is an advocate for what the impact of working on your agribusiness as opposed to working in your business can have on your core operations.
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Farms Advice Podcast speaks with Sarah Hain from the Australian Mango Association. From working as a volunteer agronomy advisor in Laos in Asia she was able to adjust to the tropical climate and the way agriculture works in a new sector of agriculture for her. Find out the latest mango innovations and new species that haven't even been commercialised yet. It's great to hear from the industry heads to see where the industry is going. Tune in!
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In this week's episode, Farms Advice Podcast welcomes Emily Pullen from Jim's Jerky. A snack company that uses Australian beef and connects with the farming community frequently. A great way to improve the value of beef at the ground level by the founders, Emily's parents. See how they are growing their brand into consumers' hands across the globe. Tune in today!
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Farms Advice Podcast catches up with Toni Barton from Barton Small Goods. She's an extremely busy person working at home in the sheep yards or working on the next project for her agribusiness. It's an excellent chat with her to see how she has made a new cut of lamb from what was perceived as an offcut previously. Listen in to see how it all went down!
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A cracking episode as Farms Advice catches up with the general manager of Nutrano Group, Tania Chapman. With years of knowledge of the citrus industry running the books, she is running a tight ship to improve the efficiencies of the company to ensure that consumers are able to have the highest quality of products in their fruit bowl and lunchbox.
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Farms Advice Podcast talks with Jock Lawrence, the co-founder of Mobble, the livestock management software that wants to improve the way you document records for your livestock enterprise or even the tasks carried out within the paddocks. In the early days, it began at home on the farm for Jock and his family as the brothers look to put their father's facts and figures into something a bit simpler than the common spreadsheet. Take a listen and see how pooling your data into a transparent app that all employees can access.
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Farms Advice host Jack Cresswell caught up with Martin Clark from ProBreed. An innovative sheep breeding program has allowed their stud to achieve great results. By collecting data and working with experimentation in mind it has allowed them to refine their genetics for something that clients are wanting for their own enterprise.
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On this week's Farms Advice Podcast we speak with Dwain Duxson who is working hard within Australian agriculture so it's excellent to have him on as a podcast guest. He is the founder of FarmTender and DelayPay. He really likes communicating with people and particular farmers. With his family livestock stud, he saw that he was limited to the number of clients and prospects. He wanted to reach further and provide value for more than what his livestock stud could cope with and leaned towards the internet of things in the early stages.
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Farms Advice Podcast Agronomy Round-Up talking about everything agronomy. As a lot of our listeners are broadacre cropping enterprises and livestock producers looking to improve their mixed farming enterprise. We hope you can take something away from this episode with Martin Murray.
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Long fallow
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Short fallow
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Moisture profiles
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Ground cover
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Livestock grazing
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The Farms Advice Podcast welcomes Robert Mackenzie from Macka's Beef to the show with everything agribusiness. With 4 generations of farming in their blood, they're really making there mark on the industry. From 350 breeders into 3,000 in the last 10 years as they are focused on selling high-quality cattle into the Australian market from Woolworths and into the restocking market.
But in the last 5 years, they've seen the need for Australia red meat overseas in particular in the Asian markets where they are seeking a "healthy, green and clean image".
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Meet Marion Vigot from Mister Rye for this week's Farms Advice Podcast episode is episode 13th and really flying through them. Marion Vigot is a French ex-pat making waves in her niche part of the Australian agriculture industry. She moved to Australia in 2018 firstly for her own travels and then led to her to fulfill her ambitions to do "something meaningful for the planet".
Mister Rye has incorporated farmers into their business of making the Australian alternative to the plastic straw. With 10 million plastic straws consumed in just one day in Australia Marion wants to make a dent in this with her environmentally-friendly straw products. Aiming for 1 million straws in the first year. Please share with your family, friends, and colleagues.
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Farms Advice Podcast has the opportunity to pin the CEO of AuctionsPlus down for a yarn about technology in agriculture, his journey, and how AuctionsPlus is changing the way we buy our livestock. Like so many agribusiness owners or leaders we have talked to, they have come from a farming background. Angus has jam-packed his career with experiences across the globe but always knew he wanted to sty connect to agriculture. The importance of gaining outside experience and to bring it into agriculture allows us to see another industry and how they get it done. Listen to it today!
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Farms Advice podcast caught up with Georgie Robertson a reputable source within regional media in Australia. She has worked on some fabulous campaigns that have grown her own profile but of the campaigns, she has worked on. It's not often you can fit on to the schedule of a media guru so it was excellent to see inside of how the work of media, PR, and communications works within regional Australia. We dive into how she goes into starting Regional PR in Wagga Wagga, NSW, and the current outlook for regional media.
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Farms Advice had the opportunity to speak with Emma Weston from AgriDigital. A company kicking goals within Australian agriculture within their 5 years of existence. With new projects coming it is a timely episode for their new WayPath App. Australian farmers are the start of the supply chain and AgriDigital allows you to manage your commodity effectively right the way through. Listen and share this with another farmer to help us reach the 93,000 farming families.
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On today's Farms Advice podcast we have Bill Mitchell, a farmer, and innovator who has founded Optiweigh, an automated in-paddock weighing solution that can save time and money for farmers small and large. We dive into how it all started and how he was able to bring a product to market as a farmer. There is a lot of farmers innovating for themselves but few are able to bring a viable product to market.
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Farms Advice Episode #7 brings you the larrikin of Mick Gould. With so many "influencers" it is excellent to have Mick marching for agriculture for Aussie products and even for collaborative policymaking between the split industries. You may have seen him on the Married At First Sight and he isn't shy of getting his kit off for a good cause. We got him on the show as he is doing wonders for Australian products trying to find the right end consumer with Greenshirts QLD. He goes into how he has remained the same person after increasing popularity from being on the show with 1.1 million tunings within Australia. He has a small hobby farm and has some good aspirations to become a big-time sheep farmer. Don't miss this one!
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The Farms Advice podcast episode #6 catches up with an awarding winning photographer Fiona Lake. Her skills don't stop there as she is a writer and book publisher who has specialised in outback and rural photography for more than 30 years, becoming Australia's best known and most experienced agricultural photographer. She has created a solid foundation for herself by getting in early and starting out by finding her own way across her 30 years of experience. As an early adopter of technology Fiona has really flourished into her own through the years of hard work covering all aspects of the top end of Australia.
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Farms Advice talks with James Brouff about his personal story of how he got to where he is today within banking and finance in the agribusiness sector. James has continued his studies through his working life to continually improve his position and add to the knowledge bank. He has been able to use his networks to grow professionally and to mold his way of leadership as part of a team at the Regional Investment Corporation. It was excellent speaking to another farmer gone corporate to see him making waves within his own niche.
It isn't easy to get to where he is today and is important to point out how he got there to others who may be thinking of jumping into the deep end of the banking and finance world of Australian agribusiness. James is a modest man and holds himself within his role as a Senior Credit Manager. The importance of farmers to be able to relate to someone like James goes a long way when speaking about finance. If you are off the farm or working within agribusiness it is important that you are a part of the finance and the "books" so that you are able to stay on top of it.
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Farms Advice caught up Emma Ayliffe from Summit Ag Consulting who is extremely passionate about what she gets up to within agronomy throughout Southern NSW. Listen to how she has navigated her way into starting Summit Ag along with her co-director Heath and what inspired them to develop Yacker app to increase the communication between their network. Through learning the skills in various roles she has been able to find her niche to offer value to her clients.
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Farms Advice Agribusiness Podcast had the opportunity to speak with Sam Duncan, the co-founder of FarmLab. We discuss how he founded FarmLab and how it helps Australian farmers regain their soil health. A deep dive into how FarmLab works for Australian landholders. The "Dirt Doctor" gives you the ability to effectively manage your own soil through erosion, impaction, and loss of nutrients a part of most agricultural enterprises. See how you can effectively manage your own soil today!
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Farms Advice talks with Martin Murray as a young agronomist in Central NSW. We touch on how we got to where he is now through his experiences and education. What he thinks of a couple of challenges that are presented currently within Australian agronomy and how he is wanting to educate others about agronomy and how it contributes to Australian agriculture outputs. Follow him on his socials!
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