Adrian Goonan Head of Cropping & Diversified Agriculture at Warakirri Asset Management discusses the strong performance across their funds through scale and diversification.

In this episode Adrian Goonan Head of Cropping & Diversified Agriculture at Warakirri Asset Management discusses the strong performance across their funds through scale and diversification.

In this episode Adrian Goonan Head of Cropping &amp; Diversified Agriculture at Warakirri Asset Management discusses the strong performance across their funds through scale and diversification.

The Australian Ag Podcast is an indepth look at the major agriculture stories that matter to farmers and food producers, with a new episode published every week taking you into issues that shape Australia's farming landscape.

 

The Australian Ag Podcast

The Australian Ag Podcast is an indepth look at the major agriculture stories that matter to farmers and food producers.

How to manage $2 billion in Ag investments

Farmers for Climate Action chief executive Natalie Collard, Australian Farm Institute executive director Katie McRobert, Clayton Utz lawyer Caitlin McConnel,

From the FutureAg expo in Melbourne, we explore the future of the Australian agricultural industry with three key stakeholders: Farmers for Climate Action chief executive Natalie Collard, Australian Farm Institute executive director Katie McRobert and farmer and Clayton Utz lawyer Caitlin McConnel.

On today's episode, we bring to you a number of interviews conducted during the recent FutureAg expo in Melbourne, where we explore the future of the Australian agricultural industry with three key stakeholders. We hear from Farmers for Climate Action chief executive Natalie Collard, Australian Farm Institute executive director Katie McRobert and farmer and Clayton Utz lawyer Caitlin McConnel, and their expert opinions on a range of issues. In this week’s Over The Fence chat we catch up with Episode 3 analysts Matt Dalgleish and Andrew Whitelaw, for their insights on the red meat and grains industries.

On today's episode, we bring to you a number of interviews conducted during the recent FutureAg expo in Melbourne, where we explore the future of the Australian agricultural industry with three key stakeholders. We hear from Farmers for Climate Action chief executive Natalie Collard, Australian Farm Institute executive director Katie McRobert and farmer and Clayton Utz lawyer Caitlin McConnel, and their expert opinions on a range of issues. In this week’s Over The Fence chat we catch up with Episode 3 analysts Matt Dalgleish and Andrew Whitelaw, for their insights on the red meat and grains industries.

The future of ag: Caitlin McConnel, Natalie Collard and Katie McRobert. Over The Fence with Episode 3's Matt Dalgleish and Andrew Whitelaw.

Dingo debate: Alan Bennett, Greg Mifsud and Dr Barry Traill

In this week's episode, The Weekly Times senior reporter Peter Hunt chats with Victorian farmer Alan Bennett, who has experienced significant losses from wild dogs and dingoes in recent times, as well as National Wild Dog Management Controller Greg Mif-sed and conservationist Dr Barry Traill, from Landholders for Dingoes. In this week’s Over The Fence chat, brought to you by Ram Trucks Australia, The Weekly Times reporter Madeleine Stuchbery catches up with Tasmanian farmer Ian Sauer as the island states reels from one of its worst droughts in memory.

In this week's episode, The Weekly Times senior reporter Peter Hunt chats with Victorian farmer Alan Bennett, who has experienced significant losses from wild dogs and dingoes in recent times, as well as National Wild Dog Management Controller Greg Mif-sed and conservationist Dr Barry Traill, from Landholders for Dingoes. In this week’s Over The Fence chat, brought to you by Ram Trucks Australia, The Weekly Times reporter Madeleine Stuchbery catches up with Tasmanian farmer Ian Sauer as the island states reels from one of its worst droughts in memory.

The dingo debate: Alan Bennett, Greg Mifsud and Barry Traill. Over The Fence with Ian Sauer.

Victorian Western District farmer Mark Wootton on his Jigsaw Farms business that was long held up as a shining star of carbon-neutral farming

On this week's episode The Weekly Times livestock editor Kate Dowler sits down with Victorian Western District farmer Mark Wootton, whose Jigsaw Farms business was long held up as a shining star of carbon-neutral farming. The conversation touches on a number of issues from buying and selling carbon credits to renewable energy sources. On this week's Over The Fence chat, The Weekly Times editor James Wagstaff catches up with southern NSW cotton grower Joe Briggs as pickers get ready to roar across the region. 

On this week's episode The Weekly Times livestock editor Kate Dowler sits down with Victorian Western District farmer Mark Wootton, whose Jigsaw Farms business was long held up as a shining star of carbon-neutral farming. The conversation touches on a number of issues from buying and selling carbon credits to renewable energy sources. On this week's Over The Fence chat, The Weekly Times editor James Wagstaff catches up with southern NSW cotton grower Joe Briggs as pickers get ready to roar across the region.

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