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Tasmanian Country Hour

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Tony Briscoe brings you rural news and events from Tasmania and a the nation.

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The Country Womens Association turns 90 this weekend and women are gathering in Launceston from all around the State to celebrate.

A shortage of contract wine making facilities has led to a new venture in the states north, opening just in time for vintage.

Rural news and events from Tasmania and the nation.

Local woolgrowers are gearing up for the Tasmanian feature wool sale in Melbourne next week.

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Recent Guests

Bill Lark
A pioneer of the Tasmanian whiskey industry and recent Order of Australia recipient
Lark Distillery
Episode: Bill Lark named in the Australia Day Awards for his services to the Whiskey Industry
Tanya Howe
Owner of a new butchery in Shearwater
Shearwater Butchery
Episode: Working on Kangaroo Paw and opening a new butcher shop
Dan Southern
Butcher and partner in the new Shearwater butchery
Shearwater Butchery
Episode: Working on Kangaroo Paw and opening a new butcher shop
Lindsay Callaway
Victorian Apiarist Association President
Victorian Apiarist Association
Episode: Working on Kangaroo Paw and opening a new butcher shop
Angus Stewart
Professional horticulturist and plant breeder
Tasman Peninsula
Episode: Working on Kangaroo Paw and opening a new butcher shop
Brett Dancer
General Manager of Meat Processing Company, V&V Walsh
V&V Walsh
Episode: Working on Kangaroo Paw and opening a new butcher shop
David Brown
Co-owner of Hinton Bay Vineyard
Episode: New farmers kicking goals at two Tasmanian properties
Rowan Clifford
Marine electrician turned cherry orchard farmer
Episode: New farmers kicking goals at two Tasmanian properties
Liz Brown
Co-owner of Hinton Bay Vineyard
Episode: New farmers kicking goals at two Tasmanian properties

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Tony Briscoe
Host focused on rural news and events from Tasmania, engaging with local community members.

Reviews

4.0 out of 5 stars from 14 ratings
  • Casts a wide net.

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    thecomicspit
    Australia14 years ago
  • Great Podcast

    I truly enjoy this podcast. It is a great glimpse into the rural life down under. Give it a try

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Stuff fan
    United States14 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the diverse range of topics that provide insight into the challenges and successes of rural life.
Many enjoy the well-produced and informative nature of the episodes, making it a valuable resource for understanding Tasmanian agriculture.

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No GM Purple Tomato for Tasmania and producing superfine wool
Q: Do you think there'll be an application to try and get the tomato into Tasmania?
Right now, we don't have any plans to apply for Tasmania and have not been pushing it in places that don't want it.
No GM Purple Tomato for Tasmania and producing superfine wool
Q: What's been done to the tomato to make it what it is?
The tomato has been bioengineered to allow it to make purple pigment, using two genes from the snapdragon flower.
Tasmanian tomato lovers will miss out on the purple GMO tomato
Q: What will happen to the tomato with regard to Australia with the plans for growing it and then selling it, and where will you sell it?
They are working with a company called All Aussie Farmers that will handle production and distribution, aiming to sell in high-end specialty shops, but there are currently no plans for Tasmania due to the moratorium on GMOs.
Tasmanian tomato lovers will miss out on the purple GMO tomato
Q: Would you describe it as a GMO?
Yes, it's what people would commonly refer to as a GMO because it has genes from another organism.
Bill Lark named in the Australia Day Awards for his services to the Whiskey Industry
Q: How do you view the current status of the Tasmanian whiskey industry?
He expressed pride in the growth and the number of jobs created across the industry.

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What is Tasmanian Country Hour about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focused on rural news and events, the content covers a wide array of topics pertinent to Tasmania's agricultural community. Listeners are likely to hear discussions on innovative farming practices, livestock management, local agricultural shows, and the impact of environmental factors on farming. With interviews featuring local farmers, industry experts, and influencers in the agricultural sector, this form of communication offers engaging insights into the challenges and achievements faced in rural Tasmania. Unique aspects include a strong focus on community engagement and stories highlighting the importance of agricultural heritage and sustainability.

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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. Bill Lark
2. Tanya Howe
3. Dan Southern
4. Lindsay Callaway
5. Angus Stewart
6. Brett Dancer
7. David Brown
8. Rowan Clifford

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