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Talking Aussie Farming

Talking Aussie Farming

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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. From regenerative practices and agri-tech breakthroughs to the challenges of climate resilience and global trade, Jonathan brings insightful dialogue and practical perspectives straight from the paddock to the boardroom. Whether you’re a producer, investor, or simply curious about where your food comes from, Talking Aussie Farming offers an engaging window into the people and ideas driving Australian agriculture forward.Talking Aussie Farming アート クッキング 社会科学 食品・ワイン
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  • Farm Tech in Australia & NZ with Michael Whitaker

    Farm Tech in Australia & NZ with Michael Whitaker
    2026/10/06
    In this episode of Talking Aussie Farming, host Jonathan Weintrock from Farm Cap sits down with Michael Whitaker, CEO of New Zealand-based agricultural technology company Tabula. Together, they dive deep into the evolving landscape of agtech across Australia, New Zealand, and beyond. Michael shares insights from his background in farming and tech, detailing how Tabula’s platform helps farmers, contractors, and pilots streamline operations across ground farming, aerial application, and active firefighting. In this episode, they cover: • The Tabula Story: How a New Zealand fertilizer tracking innovation grew into an international platform managing 25–30 million hectares across 16 countries. • Agtech Applications: How real-time cockpit mapping assists aerial firefighters in wild bushfires and helps farmers tackle pests like fire ants and mice plagues. • Data Aggregation: Overcoming farm app overload by using central platform solutions to integrate data and increase operational efficiency. • Regional Comparisons: Key operational differences between Australian and New Zealand farming, including scale, investment, and tech adoption. • The Future of Farming: The role of autonomous vehicles, data readiness, and how farmers can prepare for AI tools. About Our Guest: Michael Whitaker is the CEO of Tabula. Raised on a farm with a background in cropping, mushroom farming, retail tech, and healthcare, Michael leads Tabula from Hawke's Bay, New Zealand.
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    39 分
  • Heart of Country Australia: Footy, Farming & Community | Troy Armstrong

    Heart of Country Australia: Footy, Farming & Community | Troy Armstrong
    2026/08/04
    In this episode of Talking Aussie Farming, we head to the Yarra Junction Football Netball Club in Victoria's Yarra Valley to chat with Troy Armstrong, founder of Larapinta Private, club president, and lifelong country footballer. We even catch up with a few of Troy's teammates to hear what they really think of him as both a player and club president. Troy shares his journey from growing up in the Yarra Valley to spending nearly two decades advising high-net-worth families before founding Larapinta Private to provide specialised wealth management for Australia's farming, pastoral, and regional families. We discuss the unique financial challenges facing farming families, including succession planning, seasonal cash flow, illiquid assets, and building wealth beyond the farm. Troy explains why understanding agriculture is essential to providing meaningful financial advice and why "boring is beautiful" when it comes to long-term investing. We also explore the biggest intergenerational wealth transfer Australian agriculture has ever seen, the growing interest in farmland from institutional investors, and the tough decisions families face when the next generation chooses a different path. Along the way, we talk country footy, community, volunteering, local pubs, and why Troy chose to raise his family in the region he proudly calls home. Whether you're a farmer, investor, adviser, or simply passionate about regional Australia, this episode offers an insightful conversation about farming, family, finance, and the communities that keep country Australia thriving. 00:00 Introduction 01:45 Troy Armstrong's Football Journey 05:10 120 Years of the Yarra Junction Eagles 10:38 Why Country Footy Builds Strong Communities 15:42 The Secret to a Great Club Canteen 19:08 Playing at Box Hill & Premiership Memories 22:35 Why Troy Started Larapinta Private 28:14 Helping Farming Families Build Wealth 34:21 The Biggest Financial Challenges Facing Farmers 41:12 Why "Boring" Investing Wins 46:48 The Biggest Wealth Transfer in Australian Agriculture 54:15 Farming Families, Succession & Institutional Capital 59:46 Adventures Across Australia's Farming Regions 1:05:20 The Northern Territory, Fishing & Crocodiles 1:10:12 Hidden Gems of the Yarra Valley 1:15:03 Country Pubs, Wineries & Local Life 1:20:08 Why Local Sporting Clubs Matter 1:24:36 Final Thoughts
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    49 分
  • From Paddock to Market: The Rise of Australia’s Farmers Markets with Jane Adams | Ep. 017

    From Paddock to Market: The Rise of Australia’s Farmers Markets with Jane Adams | Ep. 017
    2026/07/29
    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 market, why buying directly from producers matters and how these markets support farmers, regional economies and local communities. Jane also explains how farmers markets strengthened local food supply chains during COVID and helped Australians reconnect with fresh, seasonal produce. We tackle the misconception that farmers markets are always more expensive, discuss their role in introducing shoppers to unusual varieties and discover why the experience offers something online shopping and supermarkets simply cannot replicate. Jane also shares her outlook for the sector, the need for greater local government support and a timely reminder for every shopper: thank the farmer and the farming family behind your food. Whether you’re a farmer, foodie or simply interested in where your food comes from, this episode will inspire you to visit your local farmers market, shop seasonally and better appreciate the people feeding our communities. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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    49 分
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