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A place to call home podcast is a resources aimed to help the next generation of primary producers in Australia.Throughout the podcast, guest share first hand stories to help guide you onto life on the land as well as Industry experts who share their knowledge to help you on your journey to find A Place To Call Home. Copyright: A Place to Call Home Group 2024

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G'day and welcome to episode 72 of the A Place To Call Home Podcast

Today I’m joined by Jacob (Jake) Wolki, a mixed-enterprise farmer from Woomargama in southern New South Wales. Jake and his wife Ann run a 60-hectare home block with... more

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G'day and welcome to episode 71 of the A Place To Call Home Podcast

n this episode, Sam Fryer interviews Andrew and Megan Miller about their journey in agriculture, their experiences with HerdXL, and their aspirations for land owners... more

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G'day and welcome to episode 70 of the A Place To Call Home Podcast

Join us as we explore the evolving landscape of agricultural media with Jon Condon, founder of Beef Central. With decades of experience, Jon shares his journey from ... more

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G'day and welcome to episode 69 of the A Place To Call Home Podcast

In this episode, Nathan Cleasby shares his journey from a non-agricultural background to founding Living Water Aquaculture, focusing on red claw farming. He discusse... more

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Sally Edwards
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Episode: #68: Resilience and Rebuilding, Life and Land with Sally Edwards
Adam Coffey
Cattle producer and agricultural advocate
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Jacynta Coffey
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Nathan MacPhee
CEO and founder of Invest in Your Farmer
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Episode: #65: Investing in Agriculture: A New Model for Success with Nathan MacPhee from Invest Inya Farmer
Randal Breen
First-generation primary producer and farmer at Echo Valley Farms
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Episode: #63: Building a Farming business, Making an impact and Creating communities with Randal Breen from Echo Valley Farm
Sophia Croker
Commercial beekeeper with a family legacy in the bee industry
Episode: #61: Tales from the Bee Drover with Sophia Croker.
Jared Luhman
Regenerative cattle and crop producer managing 900 acres in Minnesota, host of Ranching Returns Podcast.
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Episode: #60: More Than Profit: Ranching for Land, Lifestyle & Legacy with Jared Luhman from Ranching Returns Podcast
Sam Skeat
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Johno Mackay
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Sam Fryer
Host of conversations addressing the journeys of primary producers and industry experts, focused on practical advice for agricultural success.

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 164 ratings
  • Love it

    Great listen. Every episode I learn something

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    robertdrew
    Australia5 months ago
  • Awesome podcast

    Such a great resource for anyone in Ag or wanting to get into Ag! Always look forward to when new episodes come out!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Cam06832
    Australia9 months ago
  • Great podcast!

    We have been listening to your podcast for a while now and just wanted to say thanks. It’s a great listen and we look forward to hearing new episodes. Well done for making something interesting and relevant for graziers to listen to.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kirsty Lyons
    Australia2 years ago
  • Easy to understand and learn

    Thought provoking conversations with others in the beef or wider agricultural industry. Certainly learning from every episode. Very easy to listen to!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Richmond AP
    Australia2 years ago
  • Great show for young people starting out!

    Diverse group of people working towards the same end goal. If you can’t pull out a few pearls of wisdom from each episode you should get your ears cleaned. This is helping me a lot in my business venture.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Frothy Joe
    Australia2 years ago

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#72: Fit-For-Purpose Farming with Jacob Wolki from Wolki Farms
Q: What advice do you have for someone trying to build a multi-layer farm business?
Focus on two enterprises, one intensive and one extensive, and ensure you aim for a minimum viable scale by running practical financial projections.
#72: Fit-For-Purpose Farming with Jacob Wolki from Wolki Farms
Q: What drew you to agriculture?
It was primarily health issues that led me to agriculture. After my son was born, I faced numerous respiratory allergies and skin problems, which prompted me to consider what I put in my body.
#70: Navigating the Future of Agricultural News: Insights with Jon Condon from Beef Central
Q: Can you give us a brief introduction of who you are, where you're from and what do you do?
I'm the founder and publisher of the Beef Central website, which covers the agricultural industry including beef, sheep, grains, property, and carbon. I've spent 44 years in journalism, primarily focused on the beef industry.
#69: From Surfing to Aquaculture with Nathan Cleasby
Q: What advice or tips would you say about and how important is it to think outside the box when it comes to aquaculture and agriculture these days?
To think outside the box involves understanding the standard practices in the industry and finding inefficiencies. It's about asking why things are done a certain way and looking for small improvements instead of trying to reinvent the wheel.
#69: From Surfing to Aquaculture with Nathan Cleasby
Q: Can you explain what an actual red claw farm looks like for someone as naïve as I am?
A red claw farm consists of numerous ponds specifically designed for aquaculture. These ponds are shaped to fit together efficiently on the land, with inlets and outlets for water management.

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A unique resource for aspiring primary producers in Australia, the content focuses on the challenges, triumphs, and realities of life on the land. Through engaging conversations, guests share pivotal experiences and knowledge that inform listeners about different facets of agriculture, from innovative farming practices to personal stories about resilience in the agricultural sector. Notably, discussions range from financial literacy to the mental health aspects of farming, making it a well-rounded guide for anyone interested in the agricultural lifestyle.

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Recent guests on A Place To Call Home include:

1. Sally Edwards
2. Adam Coffey
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5. Randal Breen
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