Farms Advice Podcast

Welcome to the Farms Advice Podcast and the Farmer Friday Series. Deb shares her extensive experience in soil science and farming, discussing the importance of soil health, direct marketing of livestock, and the challenges faced in the industry. She emphasizes the need for sustainable practices, effective cash flow management, and community engagement through educational outreach. Deb also highlights her ongoing research on biostimulants and the impact of climate on farming operations, providing valuable insights for both small and large-scale farmers.Links:Beulah MachineryChapters00:00 Introduction to Soil Science and Farming Practices02:44 Direct Marketing and Farm Operations05:29 Seasonal Challenges and Livestock Management08:08 Soil Health and Pasture Management10:49 Regional Climate and Its Impact on Farming13:26 Breeding and Genetics in Cattle Farming16:19 Cash Flow Management and Value Adding18:56 Challenges in the Livestock Industry21:42 Educational Outreach and Community Engagement24:31 Research and Future Projects27:11 Final Thoughts and Advice for Farmers

Jack shares insights on the evolution of the Farms Advice Podcast, his personal farming journey, and key business lessons learned along the way. He emphasises the importance of knowing your numbers, backing yourself, and surrounding yourself with good people. The podcast aims to bring valuable agricultural knowledge to farmers, helping them improve their operations and lifestyle.

In this episode, Jack Cresswell and Andre discuss the importance of lighting in farming, Andre's journey from South Africa to Australia, and the innovations in agricultural technology that can improve farm productivity. They explore the challenges and benefits of upgrading farm equipment, the role of testimonials in marketing, and the significance of making small improvements for long-term success.Links: Wattz.com.au

In this conversation, Jack Cresswell and Bob Musgrave discuss the evolving landscape of agriculture, focusing on the importance of financial strategies, the role of Rural Financial Counselling Services, and effective drought management. They explore how farmers can improve their financial performance, the significance of business planning, and the future of agriculture in the context of succession planning and market dynamics.RFCS Northern Region

In this episode of the Farms Advice Podcast, Jack Cresswell speaks with Mel Padgett from the Dorper Sheep Society about the sheep industry, focusing on Dorpers and White Dorpers. They discuss Mel's journey in sheep breeding, the importance of youth involvement in the industry, best practices for buying rams, the impact of brucellosis, and the role of hobby farmers in biosecurity. They also touch on the significance of data collection in breeding, consumer demand for protein, and the profitability of Dorper sheep.Links: Winrae Dorpers

In this episode, we delve into the crucial role that mindset and strategic planning play in the world of farming. Discover how successful farmers harness the power of positive thinking and meticulous planning to overcome challenges and drive innovation. Join us as we explore inspiring stories and practical insights that can transform your approach to agriculture. Tune in to learn how cultivating the right mindset can lead to bountiful harvests and sustainable success.Checkout Southern NSW Drought Hub or your closest to you in your state.Let us know what strategies you've applied on farm at hello@farmadvice.com.au

Welcome the Farms Advice Podcast with Jack Cresswell. Welcoming Dennis Voznesenski for his 2nd episode on the podcast to discuss his global farm book tour and insights from his book "War and Wheat."They delve into the geopolitical challenges affecting agriculture, the importance of agronomy, and the universal rules for successful farming.Dennis Voznesenski shares experiences from his international book tour. Discussion on the impact of geopolitical conflicts on farming. Insights into agronomic practices and their importance. Universal rules for successful farming across different regions. The role of adaptability and calculated risks in farming.

In this conversation of the Farms Advice Podcast, Kaitie Nash shares her journey as a first-time farmer, discussing the challenges and triumphs of transitioning from city life to rural farming. She reflects on the realities of drought, the importance of community, and the personal growth that comes with embracing a new lifestyle. Kaitie also delves into cattle management practices, the significance of mental health in farming, and the valuable lessons learned along the way.For more on Virbac Multimin ChromeKaitie is doing amazing work, check her out on socials!

In this episode of the Farms Advice podcast, we delve into the intricate relationship between government policies and agriculture. Join us as we explore the unique challenges faced by UK farmers, including the impact of inheritance tax, environmental schemes, and Brexit on farming operations. Our guest, Richard Payne, an arable farmer from Somerset, shares his insights on navigating these policies while maintaining a sustainable and profitable farm. Tune in to understand how these policies shape the future of agriculture and what it means for farmers globally.Follow Richard on Twitter