Tony Briscoe brings you rural news and events from Tasmania and a the nation.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1604 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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A major report into Tasmanian Agriculture has been released by Rabobank, thirty years after the Bank became part of the agriculture sector in the state.
Tasmanian scientists believe their close to a breakthrough that reduces the spread of powdery scab, a common soil pathogen that's also a carrier for the potato mop top virus.
A Tasmanian agricultural researcher has been elected as a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering (ATSE), a select group of scientists working to address the Australia's most urgent challenges . Professor Matthew Ha... more
Tony Briscoe speaks to general manager of Biosecurity Tasmania Rae Burrows for an update on bird flu preparations and the latest on the mop-top issue.
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I began listening before moving to TAS from Melb. This podcast has been great in helping me to get my head around what is happening in the state. It gives a diverse and interesting perspective on all manner of issues and personalities. Well produced, reported, presented and a pleasure to listen to. Now I'm down south for good and can listen daily, though I do catch a podcast of missed episodes.
I truly enjoy this podcast. It is a great glimpse into the rural life down under. Give it a try
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Content primarily focuses on agricultural issues in Tasmania, covering topics such as crop production, biosecurity, and environmental challenges faced by farmers. Episodes frequently highlight successes and challenges in the local agricultural sector, such as award-winning produce and the implications of pests and diseases on crop yields. Additionally, discussions about climate changes, government policies affecting the agricultural industry, and insights from local experts and farmers enhance the narrative. The blend of rural news with expert commentary is particularly noteworthy, providing listeners with a comprehensive understanding of Tasmanian agriculture and rural life.
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Tasmanian Country Hour launched 16 years ago and published 1604 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Tasmanian Country Hour include:
1. Rae Burrows
2. Igor van Gerven
3. Ray Burrows
4. Professor Matthew Harrison
5. Stuart Appleby
6. Adam Wadowitz
7. David Yohinke
8. John McDonald
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