Talking Aussie Farming
Hosted by Jonathan Weinstock of FarmCap, this podcast dives deep into the heart of Australia’s agricultural sector. Each episode features candid conversations with farmers, innovators, policymakers, and industry leaders shaping the future of food and farming.
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From Paddock to Market: The Rise of Australia’s Farmers Markets with Jane Adams | Ep. 017 (opens the original)
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In this episode of Talking Aussie Farming, we dive deep with Jane Adams—a pioneer of Australia’s farmers market movement and a leading voice behind the Australian Farmers’ Markets Association. Jane shares how a research trip to the United States in 1998 inspired her to bring the farmers market model home. From running her first community workshop in Orange in 1999, Jane has helped the sector grow to approximately 200 farmers markets across Australia. We explore what defines an authentic farmers
Nigel Pannett went from New Zealand Farms to a $120M Australian Dairy Empire | Ep. 016 (opens the original)
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In this episode of Talking Aussie Farming, we sit down with Nigel Pannett, Managing Director of Compass Agri Australia. Nigel is an experienced finance and agribusiness professional who learned the ropes of farming in New Zealand before bringing those lessons across the Tasman. We explore how Nigel and his team have spent the past decade developing a $120 million dairy asset into a profitable agricultural portfolio acrss 7 farms. Based in southern Tasmania, the operation now runs a herd of 5,500
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