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Commodity Conversations

Mecardo
Cattle Market
Wool Market
Lamb Market
Prime Lamb Production
China
Nutrien Ag Solutions
Australian Cattle Market
Australian Lamb Export
Australia
Agricultural Benchmarking
Mecardo
US Cattle Industry
Consumer Confidence
Fashion Industry
Lamb Production
Middle East
Livestock Market Trends
Fertilizer Market
Grain Market
Sheep Market

Commodity conversations explores all the moves in Australian agricultural markets and the stories behind what's driving them.

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This week, Ethan Woolley sits down with Bill Pardy, Head of Sustainable Agriculture at Nutrien Ag Solutions. They discuss how farmers can get on the front foot when it comes to thinking about sustainable agriculture on farm.

This week, Ethan Wooley is joined by Rob Herrmann for a special farewell episode — his final with Mecardo. As Rob hangs up the boots, the conversation reflects on his journey, the growth of Mecardo, and what lies ahead in his next chapter.

This week Ethan Woolley is joined by Tim Jackson, Global Market Analyst with Meat & Livestock Australia. Tim discusses the key export market drivers for Australian red meat in 2025.

This week Ethan Woolley is joined by  Mark Symes, Wool Manager for G Schneider Australia. Mark talks us through some of the recent positivity for wool markets including rws premiums, lower supply pushing prices higher and stronger presence from topma... more

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Recent Guests

Bill Pardy
Head of Sustainable Ag at Nutrien Ag Solutions
Nutrien Ag Solutions
Episode: Scoping out what's next for sustainability - 2nd of May 2025
Nick Booth
Contributor at Next Level Grain Marketing
Next Level Grain Marketing
Episode: The Tariff test on aussie grain markets - 28th February 2025
Ronald Rutledge
Livestock Development Manager for Nutrien Ag Solutions
Nutrien Ag Solutions
Episode: What's in store for the autumn in lamb and sheep markets - 14th February 2025
Colby Ede
Northern Livestock Manager
Nutrien Ag Solutions
Episode: What's happening in cattle country? -29th November 2024
Lawrence Richmond
Grain farmer with extensive experience in Ukraine and Romania
Episode: An Aussie cropping in Ukraine - 11th October 2024
Lucy Gregg
General Manager of Public Affairs at Ausveg
Ausveg
Episode: Eat your Veggies!!! Challenges and opportunities for the Australian vegetable industry - 26th September 2024
Brad Cavanagh
Livestock Manager at Oxton Park
Oxton Park
Episode: Setting the benchmark for lamb carcase with merinos - 20th July 2024
John Francis
Director and Consultant at Agrista, focusing on improving farm performance
Agrista
Episode: Woolpower: Wool enterprises and the numbers for staying - 16th September 2024
Erin Lukey
Senior Market Information Analyst for Meat & Livestock Australia
Meat & Livestock Australia
Episode: Projecting what's next for the national flock and herd - 6th September 2024

Hosts

Ethan Woolley
Host with insights into commodity markets, focusing on various agricultural discussions.
Olivia Agar
Host providing analysis on agricultural trends, particularly in livestock and market dynamics.
Rob Herman
Co-host contributing to discussions about market trends in agriculture with a focus on cattle and livestock.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 89 ratings
  • Should have a warning

    This podcast should have a disclaimer that it’s a nutrien advertisement.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    ..ajik..
    Australia2 years ago
  • Outstanding podcast

    Insightful, delightful, educational. And bonus marks for the incredibly witty names.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Davo the Farmhand
    Australia3 years ago
  • Great podcast

    Great podcasts that really keep me in formed weekly about the markets shirt and long term and also tackling the big issues in farming.. all while in the Ute either at work or driving around! Keep the good work coming!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kurra-Wirra
    Australia5 years ago
  • Great Podcast

    Fantastic podcast very informative!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    J boo
    Australia6 years ago
  • A Great Listen

    Fantastic, fresh podcast. Very topical and relevant conversations, giving great views from both sides of the fence.

    What an accent!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    down_unda
    Australia6 years ago

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Scoping out what's next for sustainability - 2nd of May 2025
Q: What are some of the decisions that are happening on farm that producers can take once they understand the emissions profile of their farm?
Farmers can make informed decisions to drive efficiencies and productivity while addressing sustainability challenges based on their emissions profile.
Scoping out what's next for sustainability - 2nd of May 2025
Q: Could you explain to us the difference between the different emission scopes and what it means for farmers?
Scope one emissions are emissions that occur within the business, scope two is for electricity used, and scope three is the upstream emissions from products manufactured, like diesel or fertilizers.
Shiploads of success for exports in 2025 - 4th April 2025
Q: Does New Zealand still remain a strong competitor for Australian lamb in the global market?
New Zealand remains a substantial exporter, but there are opportunities for Australian exporters due to their declining flock and slaughter numbers.
Shiploads of success for exports in 2025 - 4th April 2025
Q: How does Australian beef compete with Brazilian beef product globally?
Australia exports to slightly different markets with strong brand recognition and market access, providing an edge over Brazilian commodities.
Shiploads of success for exports in 2025 - 4th April 2025
Q: What is the outlook for our main live cattle export partners?
The outlook is strong, with expectations of continued growth in live export numbers, especially to Indonesia and Vietnam, despite some slowdowns in the Chinese and Israeli markets.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Commodity Conversations

What is Commodity Conversations about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This series provides insights into Australian agricultural markets, exploring key commodities such as grains, livestock, and wool. Episodes frequently cover the latest trends and market dynamics, discussing factors like trade tariffs, seasonal conditions, and international trade impacts on local industries. The discussions not only highlight current market statuses but also delve into future projections and challenges within the sector, featuring expert guests from various agricultural backgrounds. The conversational format and in-depth analysis make it a valuable resource for those interested in the agricultural landscape, market trends, and the overarching challenges facing producers in Australia. Furthermore, the show stands out due to i... more

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Recent guests on Commodity Conversations include:

1. Bill Pardy
2. Nick Booth
3. Ronald Rutledge
4. Colby Ede
5. Lawrence Richmond
6. Lucy Gregg
7. Brad Cavanagh
8. John Francis

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