
Commodity conversations explores all the moves in Australian agricultural markets and the stories behind what's driving them.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 309 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Insightful, delightful, educational. And bonus marks for the incredibly witty names.
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!!
Fantastic podcast very informative!
Fantastic, fresh podcast. Very topical and relevant conversations, giving great views from both sides of the fence.
What an accent!!
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A data-driven look at how global and domestic agricultural markets respond to shocks and policy changes, with frequent emphasis on energy costs, input prices, and trade Dynamics. Episodes feature guest experts and market insights that connect field-level realities—such as cattle, wool, and grain—to broader macro factors like geopolitics, fertilizer logistics, and international demand. Notable strengths include timely, data-backed analysis and access to industry economists, which help listeners understand price movements and strategic decisions in Australian agriculture.
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Recent guests on Commodity Conversations include:
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2. David Hart
3. Emily Tan
4. Adrian Capogreco
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