
The South-West WA Drought Resilience Adoption and Innovation Hub (SW WA Hub) is dedicated to sharing information that supports growers in preparing for and responding to dry seasons. In this podcast, you'll hear from growers and industry experts on managing dry season responses, ranging from early planning to tactical decision-making as the season evolves. The SW WA Hub is led by the Grower Group ... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 60 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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The series centers on practical, on-the-ground strategies for surviving and thriving through dry seasons in southwestern Australia. Across episodes, listeners hear from growers, extension specialists, and researchers who discuss drought resilience, resource prioritization, climate outlooks, soil management, and technology-enabled decision support. Noteworthy themes include real-world adoption barriers for advanced tools like virtual fencing, co-design and collaboration across researchers and farmers, and data-driven approaches to irrigation, soil re-engineering, and precision agriculture. The show stands out for blending farmer storytelling with expert analysis, practical takeaways, and resources aimed at helping growers make resilient, tim... more
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