In this episode of 4Farmers, Bill sits down with Trevor Whittington for a wide-ranging conversation that moves far beyond agronomy.

Trevor comes from a long farming lineage in Western Australia and has spent decades working across agriculture, agri-politics, government policy, and international affairs. From growing up on the land to advising ministers and working in Indigenous pastoral enterprises, Trevor brings a unique perspective on the challenges facing modern agriculture.

This conversation explores everything from soil science and farming innovation to global geopolitics, energy policy, and the future of food production.

Topics discussed include:

• The changing landscape of Western Australian agriculture

• Why farm sizes are increasing and farmer numbers are declining

• The role of GM crops and agricultural technology

• Indigenous land ownership and pastoral station management

• Global grain markets and future commodity prices

• Population trends and their impact on food demand

• Energy policy, nuclear power, and farming economics

• The intersection of agriculture and geopolitics

Trevor shares insights drawn from decades of experience in policy, farming, and international travel across more than 60 countries.

The episode offers a candid look at the forces shaping the future of agriculture, from the paddock to global politics.