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Discover the inspiring story of Audrey, a young woman passionate about agriculture, who shares her experiences navigating university, farming, and community engagement. This episode explores the opportunities, challenges, and innovations shaping today's agricultural industry, especially for the next generation.
In this episode:Audreyâs journey from Hunter Valley to Armadale and her decision to study at UNEThe importance of connecting students with agriculture through initiatives like Farming FuturesHow university and industry events foster career opportunities and community engagementThe rising role of social media in promoting agriculture careers and building personal brandsThe significance of mental health, grief, and mental resilience in farming communitiesThe future of Australian agriculture focusing on technology, sustainability, and diversificationPractical advice for young people considering careers in agriculture: say yes, be optimistic, and leverage networksTimestamps:00:00 - Introduction to Audrey's background and involvement with Farming Futures
02:00 - How university experiences shape agricultural careers
04:00 - Connecting students to opportunities through industry events
06:00 - The power of social media in farming and branding
08:00 - Challenges faced by rural youth, including mental health and grief
10:00 - The evolution of Australia's agricultural industryâtechnology and sustainability focus
12:00 - Key lessons on resilience, purpose, and community engagement
14:00 - How to get involved with agricultural organizations and events
16:00 - The importance of mentorship and continuous learning
18:00 - Future career aspirations: teaching, innovation, and leadership in agriculture
20:00 - Final advice: embracing change, saying yes, and building networks
Stay connected, share your story, and continue to support and grow the future of agriculture!
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Welcome to episode 287 of the Farms Advice Podcast with Jack Cresswell. Shaping the Future of Sheep Production at LambEx 2026 with Mark Ferguson. Join us as Ferg shares cutting-edge innovations, industry trends, and the mindset shifts transforming sheep farming that will be at LambEx 26. This episode highlights how technology, collaboration, and continuous learning are paving the way for a sustainable and prosperous industry.
Key topics:
The role of AI and automation in sheep farmingIndustry collaboration and peer-to-peer learning at LambExGenetic advancements and data-driven decision makingMonitoring technologies like virtual fencing and carcass data integrationBuilding resilience and efficiency for future generationsIn this episode:
The significance of LambEx as a hub for innovation and networking (0:00)How the sheep industry is benefitting from current high prices and market confidence (1:27)Market outlook: demand vs supply, and the long-term price outlook (2:22)The impact of genetic tools and data in improving flock productivity (4:51)The importance of peer learning and networking to drive industry change (6:36)Innovations in carcass evaluation and objective data collection (9:41)The future of automation, monitoring, and AI in sheep production (17:50)How technology such as virtual fencing and GPS will evolve (18:13)The integration of AI, augmented reality, and real-time data feeds (20:38)Maintaining success through profitability, efficiency, and continuous improvement (24:23)The cultural shift needed for industry-wide adoption of new tools (26:08)Buy tickets to LambEx 2026
Join us to explore how innovation and collaboration at events like LambEx are shaping the sheep industry's future. Whether you're on farm or behind the scenes, these insights can help you stay ahead in this vibrant sector.
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Welcome to the Farms Advice Podcast. As most farmers are overwhelmed, underwhelmed and everything in between by the recent tax reforms and uncertain future legislation. But what if the key to safeguarding your farm and growing wealth is understanding the upcoming changesâand knowing when to act?
This episode dives into the complex world of new trust and CGT laws, revealing how they could impact your family farm's structure, succession plans, and asset protection strategies.
Join us as we break down the proposed 30% trust taxation minimum, the potential for increased capital gains taxes, and the implications for trust structures used in agriculture.
Brian Wray, a seasoned tax advisor at Boyce Brian Ray, shares concrete insights into how these reforms could reshape your financial and estate planning. You'll discover how primary production income might be carved out versus other income streams, and what that means for your assets and legacy.
We explore practical strategies, including the timing of restructuring, the best structures for asset protection, and the importance of aligning your goals with evolving legislation.
Whether you're contemplating purchase decisions, succession planning, or asset transfers, this episode equips you with the knowledge to make informed, confident choices before new laws take effectâpotentially as early as 2027.
Why does this matter? Because acting too soon or too late could cost you dearly, especially given the uncertain political landscape and the possibility of policy reversals. Get ahead of the curve with expert insights that help you navigate structural risks, maximize your tax benefits, and secure your farmâs future. Perfect for farmers, landowners, and agricultural families looking to safeguard their legacy amid shifting legislationâthis episode is your essential guide to future-proofing your farm business.
Stay informed, stay strategic, and keep your farm thriving. Brian Wray is head of tax advisory at Boyce Brian Ray, with over 15 years of experience helping farmers navigate complex tax and succession issues, making him a trusted voice in agricultural finance.
Head to Boyce for more information about your scenario or your own accountant/advisors.
https://www.boyceca.com/
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Welcome to the Farms Advice Podcast. Sales shows up everywhere in agriculture and even on farm. That's why we got Georgia on to see how it's done. Understanding the Power of Sales in Agriculture with Georgia Stormont. Discover how sales principles can transform your farm business and industry relationships in this insightful episode featuring Georgia Stormont, sales coach and agri-industry expert. Whether youâre in the paddock or the boardroom, learn practical tips on connection, understanding customer needs, and evolving your sales approach to enhance profitability and trust.
In this episode:
The importance of sales across all farm activities, from livestock to grain presentationGeorgiaâs background: from city suburbs to agriculture and her journey into farming salesThe common struggles farmers face with sales, including the fear of rejection and the need for relationship buildingHow understanding your own sales flow and personality can increase confidenceThe significance of connecting with customersâ emotional drivers and end goalsStrategies for effective follow-up, including CRM use and personal touches like notesBuilding trust through consistent presence at industry events and farm visitsKey mental models like curiosity, vulnerability, and self-awareness, to enhance sales and relationshipsThe role of intentional daily routines and setting boundaries to avoid burnoutThe value of investing in team skills, including AI and ongoing trainingPractical tips for farm-to-farm sales: asking open-ended questions, understanding personalities, and making it a reciprocal relationshipDispel common sales myths, emphasizing that product knowledge alone doesnât create great salespeopleThe importance of showing up, authentic engagement, and continuous relationship nurturingResources & Links:
Selling in the Paddock BookGeorgia Stormont on LinkedInConnect with Georgia Stormont:
LinkedInTimestamps:
00:01 - Salesâs vital role on farm and industry relationships
01:30 - Georgia Stormontâs background and journey into agriculture sales
06:25 - Common fears in agricultural sales and how to overcome them
10:11 - The importance of self-awareness and understanding your sales flow
14:03 - Connecting with customer needs through personality profiling
19:57 - Building trust and rapport during farm visits and industry events
23:44 - Asking effective questions to uncover customer values and needs
28:23 - Following up diligently to nurture ongoing relationships
34:29 - Setting the right tone in communications with the right language
39:59 - Strategies for farm-to-farm sales and the importance of relationship over transaction
49:06 - The core value of being people-first in sales and life
52:56 - Key takeaways: Confidence, vulnerability, and continuous learning
55:47 - The power of simple gestures: notes and personal touches
60:14 - Celebrating sales as a way to motivate and build team culture
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Building a Legacy: Insights on Family Farm Succession with Richard Hamilton
In this episode, Richard Hamilton shares his extensive experience from elite sports to farming, emphasising the importance of early conversations, leadership, and a mindset shift in successfully passing on family farms. Whether you're in the thick of succession planning or just starting to think about it, Richard's insights will challenge you to rethink how you prepare for the future.
Key Topics:The parallels between sports leadership and farm managementWhy starting succession conversations early is criticalBuilding trust through transparent communicationThe importance of leadership and mentorship in agricultureStrategies for managing debt and financial planning in successionCultivating a culture of empowerment and growth within farm teamsHow to balance lifestyle goals with farm responsibilitiesThe role of technology and innovation in modern farming transitionsPractical steps for emotional and financial preparednessThe long-term value of planning for multiple generationsTimestamps:00:00 - Introduction: Why succession planning needs a new perspective
02:17 - From Olympic athlete to successful farmer: a mindset of resilience
05:00 - Building trust through early and honest conversations
07:22 - The importance of leadership and mentorship in farm teams
10:00 - Managing debt and financial considerations in succession
12:45 - Cultivating a culture of responsibility and innovation
15:00 - Strategies for engaging upcoming generations
17:30 - Using sport as a blueprint for farm transition success
20:00 - The significance of ongoing communication and confidence
22:50 - Addressing emotional barriers and family dynamics
25:00 - The impact of external factors like policy and market risks
27:30 - Practical tips for starting the succession conversation today
30:00 - Creating a shared vision for the farmâs future
32:45 - Teaching leadership skills through everyday practices
35:30 - The role of humility and kindness in leadership
38:00 - Embracing technology and change for future-proofing farms
41:00 - The importance of timing and a proactive approach
43:15 - Final thoughts: building a legacy beyond just a business
Resources & Links:Richard Hamilton - LinkedInAlign Generations - New business initiative for early succession planningThe Book: Don't Die With The Music In Me by Wayne BennettRemember, successful farm succession is an ongoing journey, not a one-off event. Start the conversation early, involve trusted advisors, and focus on building leadership and trust within your family and team. The future of your farm depends on it. Pass on the #FarmsAdvice to your friends and family.
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In this episode, John Boote from Drover Ag as a partner of the podcast shares insights on transforming agricultural recruitment and leadership towards a more modern, human-centric approach. We discuss strategies to attract, retain, and develop quality farm employees amidst economic and climatic challenges, emphasising communication, culture, and mental wellbeing.
Main Topics Covered:
Shifting leadership models from hierarchical to flatter, mentorship-based structuresThe importance of communication, approachability, and vulnerability in farm teamsHow to develop and retain top talent using simple, effective practicesThe impact of culture, structure, and physical environment on recruitment and workplace satisfactionThe role of AI and technology in streamlining recruitment processesAddressing burnout, mental health, and family dynamics in agricultureStrategies for encouraging continuous improvement and professional development on farmsPractical steps to create a supportive and engaging farm workplaceResources & Links:
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How Small Decisions Today Can Double Farm Profits in the Next 5 Years
Welcome to the Farms Advice Podcast with host, Jack Cresswell.
Discover the multifaceted world of contemporary agriculture through the lens of Tracy Blackburn, a lifelong farmer involved in NSW Farmers. This episode unpacks her diverse experiences, industry challenges, and the importance of collective action in shaping the future of farming. Let's shape our futures together, I firmly believe all farmers should be on their state/territory organisations.
In this episode Tracy Blackburn shares her journey from growing up in Armidale to managing a large family farm in central NSW
Insights into the daily routine of a modern farmer balancing on-farm and off-farm roles
The significance of decision-making and the concept of "compounding" in farming operations
Industry concerns including commodity prices, environmental pressures, and legislative challenges
The value of community involvement, policy influence, and networking within NSW Farmers
Opportunities and benefits of joining industry organizations for young farmers
The impact of external factors such as global markets, trade disruptions, and overseas policies
Practical tips for farm management, storage upgrades, and balancing resilience with flexibility
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Welcome to the farmers podcast, Farms Advice with your host Jack Cresswell.
This episode dives deep into agricultural finance, farm succession strategies, and market insights, featuring James from Bullagreen, a partner of the podcast. It offers valuable guidance for farmers aiming to optimise profitability, manage risks, and plan for future generations.
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This episode does not know your individual circumstances and is to be taken as general advice only. Please reach out to your expertise to assist you or call James.I hope that you could take something away from this episode to think about and/or implement.
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Enhancing Farm Success: Leveraging Advisory Boards for Growth and Sustainability
In this episode of Farms Advice Podcast with hot Jack Cresswell, Tony our good friend of the podcast from Catapult Wealth shares practical insights on establishing and utilizing advisory boards to strengthen farm management, succession planning, and decision-making processes. Whether you're a new or experienced farmer, understanding how to build effective advisory panels can transform your business.
Key topics:The fundamental role of advisory boards in farm management and decision supportHow advisory boards do not diminish control but enhance strategic decision-makingOvercoming psychological barriers, such as fear of losing controlStructuring advisory board meetings for clarity, purpose, and accountabilitySelecting the right members: skills, diversity of thought, and ecosystem fitThe importance of psychological safety and open communicationUsing advisory boards as a tool for succession planning and risk managementImplementing process-driven habits over habit-driven routinesLeveraging externalFollow to keep the conversation flowing
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Understanding Foot Rot Management in Sheep with Jim Walsh
In this episode of Farms Advice with Jack Cresswell, Jim Walsh, a seasoned veterinarian and technical advisor for Cooper's Animal Health, shares his extensive insights into foot rot in sheep, its diagnosis, prevention, and the role of vaccines like Footvax. Whether you're a sheep producer or involved in industry regulation, these practical strategies will help you manage this endemic disease effectively.
Key Topics Covered:
The prevalence and regional differences of foot rot in Australian sheepThe biology and diversity of Dichelobacter nodosus strains and their virulenceThe history and evolution of foot rot regulation and management policiesWhen and how to implement Footvax as part of a vaccination programThe importance of biosecurity, quarantine, and establishing a surveillance planTechniques for identifying infected sheep and deformed feetThe role of genetics and culling in building resilient flocksInfrastructure investments such as foot baths and outyards to reduce challengeThe future of foot rot control and harmonizing policies across statesPractical tips for early detection and diagnosis, including online resourcesTimestamps:
00:00 - Introduction to foot rot in sheep and industry relevance
02:44 - Jim Walshâs background and expertise in foot rot
06:37 - Impact of regional conditions on foot rot prevalence
11:09 - Changes in regulation and access to foot rot vaccines
13:13 - Addressing stigma and encouraging proactive disease management
16:18 - Strain diversity of Dichelobacter nodosus and vaccine efficacy
20:13 - Vaccination strategies: timing, frequency, and herd-specific plans
22:06 - Inspecting feet and managing infected sheep during eradication efforts
24:26 - Infrastructure investments: foot baths and paddock rotation
26:36 - Building resistant flocks through genetics and culling
30:47 - The role of biosecurity in preventing spread via sheep movement
33:55 - Future policies, regulation harmonization, and industry collaboration
36:07 - Resources for diagnosing foot rot and avoiding chronic cases
37:06 - What working across states teaches us about industry improvement
39:26 - Core advice for farms: nutrition, management, and genetic selection
42:36 - Final thoughts and the importance of continued industry education
Resources & Links:
Footvax Vaccine - Cooper's Animal HealthManaging Footrot in Sheep - South Australia ResourcesAustralian Sheep Veterinary ManualDiagnostic Resources for Footrot - State Veterinary AuthoritiesConnect with Jim Walsh:
LinkedInTwitterCooper's Animal HealthThis episode offers a comprehensive overview tailored for sheep producers and industry professionals aiming to proactively manage foot rot, reduce stigma, and improve farm profitability through science-backed strategies. This episode was sponsored by MSD and Coopers Animal Health.
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Welcome the the biggest Farming podcast in the country. We have Tara Farms on the podcast talking...well farming.
Tara discusses her journey into content creation, and has more followers than most large regional towns, particularly focusing on farm-related topics. She shares how her partner encouraged her to post farm content, which she found to be a natural fit as it aligned with her daily life. This authenticity in sharing her experiences has resonated with her audience.
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In this episode, we delve into the realities of farm life from the perspectives of women supporting their farming communities, including the evolving roles of farm wives, the importance of communication, succession planning, and balancing family and industry demands. With guest Kacha sharing her experiences, youâll gain practical insights on empowerment, connection, and farm business dynamics.
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In this episode of the Farms Advice podcast, Jack Cresswell discusses the multitude of decisions farmers make daily and emphasizes the importance of knowledge sharing within the agricultural community. He introduces the theme for 2026, focusing on the concept of compounding decisions and how they can significantly impact farming operations. Cresswell encourages listeners to engage with the podcast and share their insights to foster a supportive farming community.
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Welcome to the biggest farming podcast in the world. Troy Smith discusses the themes of complacency and the importance of being aware of one's environment. He shares a personal story about making a mistake with fuel, which leads to a broader discussion on learning from errors and trusting one's instincts. The conversation emphasises the significance of listening to that inner voice that alerts us when something feels off, highlighting how awareness can prevent accidents and improve safety.
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Welcome to the Farms Advice Podcast with your host Jack Cresswell. In this conversation, Nick Crundall discusses the importance of risk management in grain marketing, emphasizing the psychological aspects that affect growers' decision-making. He highlights how growers often feel stressed and regretful about their selling decisions, advocating for a more risk-focused mindset to improve their outcomes.
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In this engaging conversation, Stephen Curtis shares his journey into coffee farming with Domega Coffee, discussing the intricacies of coffee production, processing techniques, and the challenges faced in the industry. He highlights the importance of understanding the product, the role of technology in farming, and the future of coffee in Australia. Stephen also touches on personal experiences, business growth, and the significance of succession planning in agriculture.
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Emily Greer has tried a couple of industries and roles but it was a calf being born when she knew that she would find her home in agriculture, specifically livestock. Finds herself working with Elders in Goulburn office. She's found her passion and the rest is history.
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Dive into the world of agriculture with Mic Fels as he shares his transformative journey from the fields to the political arena, revealing the secrets to thriving in modern farming. In this episode of the Farms Advice Podcast, Mic Fels, a farmer and innovator from Western Australia, shares his journey from agriculture to politics. He discusses the challenges of modern farming, the importance of communication, and the pursuit of productivity. Mic also talks about his inventions and the impact of technology on farming.
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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 emphasises 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.
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Soil Science and Farming Practices
02:44 Direct Marketing and Farm Operations
05:29 Seasonal Challenges and Livestock Management
08:08 Soil Health and Pasture Management
10:49 Regional Climate and Its Impact on Farming
13:26 Breeding and Genetics in Cattle Farming
16:19 Cash Flow Management and Value Adding
18:56 Challenges in the Livestock Industry
21:42 Educational Outreach and Community Engagement
24:31 Research and Future Projects
27:11 Final Thoughts and Advice for Farmers
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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.
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