Paddock Chat The West Midlands Group

The Soil CRC Knowledge Sharing Project extension series is produced and presented by Simon Kruger, project grower group participant and Project Communications Officer at West Midlands Group in Western Australia.

In this four-part series, Simon sits down with other participating grower group representatives to reflect on some of the key learnings from the Soil CRC's Knowledge Sharing Project.

In this episode Simon chats to Birchip Cropping Group’s Kelly Angel about reactive events and strategic engagement.

The project was led by Dr Hanabeth Luke from Southern Cross University. For more information visit www.soilcrc.com.au.
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The Soil CRC Knowledge Sharing Project extension series is produced and presented by Simon Kruger, project grower group participant and Project Communications Officer at West Midlands Group in Western Australia.

In this four-part series, Simon sits down with other participating grower group representatives to reflect on some of the key learnings from the Soil CRC's Knowledge Sharing Project.

In this episode Simon chats to Central West Farming System’s Diana Fear about engaging with farmers in challenging times.

The project was led by Dr Hanabeth Luke from Southern Cross University. For more information visit www.soilcrc.com.au.
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The Soil CRC Knowledge Sharing Project extension series is produced and presented by Simon Kruger, project grower group participant and Project Communications Officer at West Midlands Group in Western Australia.

In this four-part series, Simon sits down with other participating grower group representatives to reflect on some of the key learnings from the Soil CRC's Knowledge Sharing Project.

In this episode Simon chats to his West Midlands Group colleagues Dr Nathan Craig and Melanie Dixon about sharing knowledge and engaging with farmers at their Pasture Walk events.

The project was led by Dr Hanabeth Luke from Southern Cross University. For more information visit www.soilcrc.com.au.
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The Soil CRC Knowledge Sharing Project extension series is produced and presented by Simon Kruger, project grower group participant and Project Communications Officer at West Midlands Group in Western Australia.

In this four-part series, Simon sits down with other participating grower group representatives to reflect on some of the key learnings from the Soil CRC's Knowledge Sharing Project.

In this episode Simon chats to AIR EP’s Joshua Telfer about shifting soil and land management narratives.

The project was led by Dr Hanabeth Luke from Southern Cross University. For more information visit www.soilcrc.com.au.
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In this episode of Paddock Chat we sit down with Justin Laycock, who is a Research Scientist at the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development.

Justin speaks about how DPIRD and growers across the Wheatbelt have been collaborating to transform ground cover management as we know it.

If you would like more information, contact Justin at justin.laycock@dpird.wa.gov.au.

Resources:
Geoglam RaPP
NRInfo
National Maps (previously Terria Cube)
Terria Cube How To Guide
VegMachine


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In this episode of Paddock Chat we sit down with Rabobank Farm Inputs Analyst Vitor Cacula Pistoia to discuss the current land market in Australia.

Vitor provides insights into how land values are tracking across the country, the reasons behind the current trends and more importantly, how land values compare in the West Midlands region. Vitor also provides an outlook for the future and what we might expect moving forward.

If you missed our earlier episode with Rabobank Senior Strategist for Global Economics & Markets - Australia/New Zealand, Ben Picton, you can listen here.

If you would like to contact your local Rabobank branch, you can find them via their website, at the Moora Office - 14A Dandaragan Street, or call them on 9690 8500.

We hope you enjoy this episode. If you would like to learn more about the West Midlands Group and how we help support our local farmers and the sustainable future of Agriculture, visit our website at www.wmgroup.org.au or email us at admin@wmgroup.org.au
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