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Inside Australia’s Live Cattle Export Industry: with Mark-Harvey Sutton | Ep. 140 (opens the original)
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What does it take to move thousands of cattle or sheep across an ocean—and why do importing countries want live animals rather than packaged meat? Australia’s livestock export industry connects producers across northern and western Australia with markets throughout Southeast Asia and the Middle East. It is a complex supply chain involving farms, exporters, quarantine facilities, veterinarians, livestock vessels, overseas feedlots and processors. It also plays an important role in food security f
What 30 Years of Cow Behavior Taught Us About Barn Design: with John de Jonge | Ep. 139 (opens the original)
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A freestall may look like a fairly simple piece of bent steel. But behind its modern design lies decades of observation, experimentation, failure and research into how cows naturally move, rest and behave. John de Jonge grew up on a dairy farm in British Columbia before entering agricultural manufacturing and dairy barn equipment. In the 1990s, he became part of a small group that began using time-lapse video and early sensor technology to study cows in pasture and inside freestall barns. What t
The Operator’s Decade: How AI Will Change Decision-Making in Agriculture | Shail Khiyara (opens the original)
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Agriculture runs on more than data. It runs on judgment. The experienced operator who knows when the weather forecast doesn’t quite feel right. The manager who can recognize a problem before it shows up clearly in the numbers. The farmer who has spent 20 years learning which constraints matter most when there is no perfect answer. But much of that knowledge has never been written down—and as experienced farmers and operators leave the industry, it can disappear with them. In this episode of the
George Washington Carver: The Story Beyond the Peanut | Ep. 137 (opens the original)
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Most Americans know George Washington Carver as “the Peanut Man.” But peanuts are actually one of the least interesting parts of his story. In this solo episode of the AgCulture Podcast, Paul goes beyond the familiar version of Carver’s life to explore how he approached one of the biggest agricultural challenges facing the American South: How do you build resilient farms and rural communities when the entire system has become dependent on a single cash crop? Carver saw agriculture as an intercon
Biodiversity differences in farming around the world: with Wilco Brouwer de Koning | Ep. 136 (opens the original)
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Farmers around the world are being asked to become more sustainable—but who pays for it, and how do we decide what "sustainable" actually means? In this episode of the AgCulture Podcast, Paul sits down with fellow dairy farmer and Nuffield Scholar Wilco Brouwer de Koning to explore what he's learned studying biodiversity across dairy systems around the world. From the Netherlands' intense regulatory environment to New Zealand, Japan, Brazil, Canada, and the United States, Wilco has discovered th
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