AgWatchers Andrew Whitelaw & Matt Dalgleish
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Dive into the what, why and how of agricultural markets. Join Andrew Whitelaw, Matt Dalgleish and guests, as they breakdown the market. Expect a lighthearted, sardonic and irreverent discussion.
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Court cases, peak body funding and the VFF
We had a long discussion with Emma Germano, the outgoing president of the Victorian Farmers Federation. In this podcast, we discuss the events of the VFF over the past year, including three court cases.
In breaking news, Emma tells us that she is canceling the VFF funding of several peak bodies. Remember, the AgWatchers podcast is an unbiased platform. If you want to come on for a chat, get in touch. -
Check yo self, before you represent yo self.
We have a chat with Tony Maher, CEO of the National Farmers Federation. In this discussion, we ask the important questions, like did they manage to eat their breakfast before walking out of the Crop Life budget breakfast. You will only find out that exclusive, and much more by listening to this podcast. Remember to subscribe and share with your friends and family.
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Drag acts, advocacy, kebabs and communicating with the city.
We have Milly Nolan on the podcast, who was formerly with Humans of Agriculture and the livestock collective. We talk about communication between ag and non-ag, advocacy in general, our shared experience after dark, the live sheep export phase, her goals for a new job beyond the dole and psychology/personality tests.
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Baby Reindeer, livestock and grain pricing.
A quick chat where we cover off on baby reindeer, livestock and grain pricing.
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The state of the government.
We have a chat with David Littleproud about the live export phase-out, the biosecurity levy, the cattle live ex payout and a whole lot more.
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The rise of the machines
We have a chat with an old colleague of AgWatchers, Michael De Kleuver. Michael has just set up the world's nearly completely autonomous wool-handling warehouse.
A range of topics are covered - Matt losing, getting labour, Trump winning, the wool market being a frog and the concerns about the sheep industry.