21 episodes
Rayner Reckons RaynerAg
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In each Rayner Reckons, I’ll share with you information on; the latest research for livestock production; tips on how to increase your profitability; advice on how to secure the health of your herd. I’ll have chats with industry leaders, share some great recipes and a laugh or two. I’ll also take you on the road and give you an insight into my week and the work I am doing to help producers across Australia.
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Rayner Reckons 2017 Sydney Royal Easter Show, introducing Jason Schultz,
The Sydney Royal Easter Show is the largest agricultural event in Australia. It draws livestock exhibitors from across NSW and from almost every Australian state. In this episode you will meet Jason Schultz, a Limousin breeder from South Australia who exhibited at Sydney this year.
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Rayner Reckons - Meet the Ring Master of the Sydney Royal Easter Show
The Sydney Royal Easter Show is the latest agricultural event in Australia. At the heart of the show is the main ring, where hundreds of horses are judged throughout the show. This week we meet Mr John Bennett as he prepares for another day in the main arena.
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Rayner Reckons 2017 Sydney Royal Easter Show - Glen Pfeffer
Join Al Rayner as he brings the sights and sounds from the largest agricultural show in Australia to this weeks podcast.
This week Al talks to long time Brahman exhibitor Glen Pfeffer -
Rayner Reckons - Producing beef in the Outback
G’day, I’m Alastair Rayner. Welcome to my podcast Rayner Reckons. This week I’m going to introduce you to a cattle prouder, who with his family, operates a large station in central Australia.
Before I introduce you I need to give you an idea of where we are travelling to today, and why I happened to be there. You see in this episode we are travelling into the Australian outback to a place called Marree. -
Do you know your cost of production?
If you do want to assess your business performance, you really need to assess it against some solid business measurements. Probably the most realistic starting point for any business is to determine your profit margin.
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Do you know your cost of production?
If you do want to assess your business performance, you really need to assess it against some solid business measurements. Probably the most realistic starting point for any business is to determine your profit margin.