Farms Advice Podcast

G'day farmers, this week we yarn with Daniel Fischl from Eartrumpet Consulting and Padardis as a form agtech for the viticulture industry. Daniel opens up his thoughts to be challenged and looking for outside information. When you put 50 winemakers in a room you're going to receive very similar answers. He looks upon the indigenous ways of managing landscapes and water through 1000s of years of knowledge being built up.

Did you like this episode? Can relate to what Daniel goes through as an early stage startup as the result of 25 years of knowledge in the labs and now out in the vineyards across the world. Daniel looks to journal articles within and outside of viticulture. He loves to go to global farmers to see how he can take the expertise or #FarmsAdvice of how they run their own operation.

Wine recommendation is Linnaea as their own brand hitting the market from Melbourne. Take these questions and answer them youself and see what you come up with. Maybe, even put it to your farm team!

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G'day farmers, welcome back to this Tuesday's episode. It's flying through winter with today the shortest day of the year. Today's episode has been much anticipated for myself as I have a huge interest in the workings of transformation debt and equity capital within Australian agriculture. We've been keen to lock this episode in to talk to Ben Craw from Oxley Capital Partners about his role at his newish firm and how it plays out for Australian agriculture.

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This weeks Farm Yarn is with Gavin O'Brien and Jack Cresswell, the host of the Farms Advice Podcast. We dive into who the person is behind the audio with this yarn and see who inspires them, where they find the motivation and the resources that up skill them. Gavin O'Brien started out on sheep stations in the Riverina of Southern NSW.

From his morning routine of looking out the window to see what he's dealing with. Just like most farmers, if it's rained overnight the kettle goes on and out measuring the mm. To his first memory on farm dealing with Suffolk sheep with the old faithful sheep dog. Listen to find out the full story.

Just like others in and outside the industry Gavin is inspired by those who have "made something their own, and taken it to the next level". Relating this back to Australian agriculture, we have the top 10% producers who have the right attitude towards growing their agribusiness. Really enjoyed this episode and we're getting a lot out of these new segments of Farm Yarns.

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G'day farmers, have you compiled your tax for 2021/22 financial year? We'd hope you're coming to the end of it as we wrap up another financial year for the Farms Advice Podcast. Today on the show we hear from Jack Hayes from the team of Byfields Business Advisers. This time of year is manic for accountants and usually farmers getting their crops in for the season. Tune into this episode and let us know what you'd like to know for the 2022/23 tax year.

FMD Definition: The Farm Management Deposits (FMD) scheme allows eligible primary producers to set aside pre-tax income from their primary production activities during years of high income. The income can then be drawn in future years as needed. Primary producers can include FMDs as part of their risk-management strategy.

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In this episode of the Farms Advice Podcast, host Jack Cresswell discusses the current state of farming in Australia, focusing on the challenges and opportunities during the harvest season. He reflects on the hard work involved in both farming and podcasting, emphasising the importance of feedback loops in improving farming practices. The episode also highlights the engagement with listeners and the future direction of the podcast, aiming to provide valuable insights for farmers.

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