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The Farmers Club Podcast
Dwain Duxson
39 episodes
3 weeks ago
Kate Burke has spent a lifetime in the Ag space and has worked alongside Farmers throughout her career. I've said it before: Kate gets Farmers and knows what makes them tick. You can only do this by closely observing the human side of Farming. Kate is a deep thinker, and when working in a consultancy role with Farmers, she has the ability to adapt to each situation, which can differ from one Farmer to another. Kate has just finished her 2nd book called "Succession", which will be a must-read ...
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Kate Burke has spent a lifetime in the Ag space and has worked alongside Farmers throughout her career. I've said it before: Kate gets Farmers and knows what makes them tick. You can only do this by closely observing the human side of Farming. Kate is a deep thinker, and when working in a consultancy role with Farmers, she has the ability to adapt to each situation, which can differ from one Farmer to another. Kate has just finished her 2nd book called "Succession", which will be a must-read ...
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Episodes (20/39)
The Farmers Club Podcast
Episode 39 - A preview of the Kate Burke podcast
Kate Burke has spent a lifetime in the Ag space and has worked alongside Farmers throughout her career. I've said it before: Kate gets Farmers and knows what makes them tick. You can only do this by closely observing the human side of Farming. Kate is a deep thinker, and when working in a consultancy role with Farmers, she has the ability to adapt to each situation, which can differ from one Farmer to another. Kate has just finished her 2nd book called "Succession", which will be a must-read ...
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3 weeks ago
8 minutes

The Farmers Club Podcast
Episode 37 - A preview of the Simon Quilty podcast
Simon Quilty is, hands down, Australia's leading Red Meat and Livestock analyst. What separates Simon from others is his ability to take complex scenarios and relay them in simple terms. He has developed a delivery style that Farmers can understand, and when it's understood, Farmers can then make the necessary decisions they need to make within their own businesses. Simon's parents were both doctors, and he was brought up in Shepparton in Northern Vic. So he never started with the Ag backgro...
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1 month ago
12 minutes

The Farmers Club Podcast
Episode 37 - A preview of the Bill Long podcast (Part 2)
The 2nd part of the Bill Long interview is about his critique of the GRDC and Grains industry RD&E in general. Critique might sound like a bit of a negative word, but it's not; it's great to hear from people like Bill who tell it like it is and with an informed opinion. He outlines what he thinks needs to change, but also praises the many things that are going right. Bill sent us an email with his reply to the "Boots Off Log On" podcast we alerted him to, which featured Paul McKenzi...
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1 month ago
5 minutes

The Farmers Club Podcast
Episode 36 - A preview of the Bill Long podcast (Part 1)
Bill Long has had a most interesting career in Agriculture. His wife, Jeanette, sent me Bill's list of achievements, and I could not believe how long it was. Bill started as an Agronomist after growing up on a Farm in the Mid North of SA. His inquisitive mind meant that he chose agronomy over being a Farmer, which he stepped back into later in life. When he started in Agronomy, it marked the beginning of the evolution of precision Farming, and Farmers needed help converting from the old, conv...
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1 month ago
8 minutes

The Farmers Club Podcast
Episode 35 - A preview of the Jonathan Lillie podcast
Jonathan Lillie and his brother Jamie are in charge of the Lillie family generation business called Fox and Lillie. Fox and Lillie started in 1948 in the Wool industry, a good year to start a wool-based business in the lead-up period to what was known as the 1950s Wool boom. Fox and Lillie is a great Australian Agricultural success story as they have stood the test of time and have constantly pivoted their business with good management decisions that have allowed it to diversify. Fox ...
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1 month ago
6 minutes

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Episode 34 - A preview of the Tim Burvill podcast
We interviewed Tim Burvill from the South Australian Cattle Company (SACC). The SACC is a very interesting business that has a few moving parts to it. It has a couple of properties in the South East of South Australia where they run Cattle and a Feedlot, they have a wholesale dry-aged Beef company and a brand called Kings and Queens, which sells to select supermarkets. They had a couple of restaurants in Adelaide and Melbourne, but exited those when they dissolved a partnership....
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2 months ago
7 minutes

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Episode 33 - A preview of the Nikki Lyons podcast
Nikki Lyons just set a record for shearing 502 Merino Lambs (unmulesed ones, mind you) in a 9-hour working block with breaks in between. Nikki outlines in detail what she went through on the day and the preparation she put in before the event. It's a real team game, and Nikki relies on those around her, so she can fully focus on her job at hand and what's in front of her handpiece. With all due respect to the general Shearers out there, this stuff that Nikki is doing is 5 levels above and ...
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2 months ago
7 minutes

The Farmers Club Podcast
Episode 32 - A preview of the Pat Mangan podcast
Pat Mangan created the Farming tour industry in Australia through his business, Swagman Tours, which he started in 1987 and sold in 2020. It was a business that served the Farming industry very well because it got people off their Farms and onto other Farms where they picked up ideas that they could take home and experiment with. Pat is known as the guru of the Farm Tour industry. After he sold the business, he operated as a consultant to another travel company and still does that part-time r...
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2 months ago
16 minutes

The Farmers Club Podcast
Episode 31 - Kelly Marson's amazing commitment to Mental Health in the bush
Our guest today is Kelly Marson from Let's Talk Australia. Kelly has blown me away with her passion for wanting to help with the negative experiences that come with mental health issues. You will get an understanding of her passion and commitment when you hear her speak. Because of this, and also because it's such an important subject, we have decided to make this podcast available to the public through Apple Podcasts and Spotify, as well as behind the paywall to our paid subscribers. There a...
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3 months ago
43 minutes

The Farmers Club Podcast
Episode 30 - A preview of the Ken Solly podcast (part 2)
This is part 2 of the Ken Solly podcast preview. We start out with a group of Ken's favourite sayings, some of which he is famous for amongst his clients and those who have attended events he has run and spoken at. We cover off on many aspects of the business of Farming as well as some Sheep industry happenings, which Ken is very passionate about. Ken also opens up about his person battles and how he has turned these negatives into positive outcomes. It's very brave of Ken to talk about...
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3 months ago
9 minutes

The Farmers Club Podcast
Episode 29 - A preview of the Ken Solly podcast (part 1)
Our latest podcast guest is none other than Ken Solly. For those of you keen on advancing yourself in Agriculture, this is a must listen. Ken has helped numerous Farmers in his time, firstly as a TAFE teacher, and after that as a self-employed consultant. His great mate Wayne Hawkins said he could have easily doubled or even tripled the turnover of the Farmers he worked with, such was his influence. Ken is a deep thinker, a thorough observer and has been a great listener. He has a...
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3 months ago
8 minutes

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Episode 28 - A preview of the Libby Price podcast
Libby Price is a 40-year media veteran, and she has spent half of that time in the Ag and Rural media space. Libby is best remembered for her presenting gig at the ABC Country Hour, which she did for around 12 years. Libby had a 3-year stint as a newspaper editor at the Benella Ensign but was wooed back to Radio by the Ace Radio network to present the Country Today program. This was 8 years ago, and she has remained there to this day and has no plans for retirement. We had a good ...
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3 months ago
8 minutes

The Farmers Club Podcast
Episode 27 - A preview of the Ben Duxson podcast.
This was a fantastic Woolshed chat with Ben Duxson, who Farms at Marnoo in Victoria. And yes, Ben is my brother. We discuss a wide range of topics from his Sheep classing run that he started when he was 21, right through to him being the unofficial spokesperson for Farmers fighting against the transmission lines. Some have called for Ben to enter politics, which he did not rule out. Ben has his Glendemar Ram Sale on October 8th, and if you want to sign up for one of his newsletters, jus...
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3 months ago
6 minutes

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Episode 26 - A preview of the Joe Messina podcast
Joe Messina is a student of the Farm Machinery market both here and in Canada. This Aussie turned Canadian turned Aussie again gives us a rundown on where the very expensive new Machinery market is at and where it's headed. I hope you enjoy. End of message. The Farmers Club podcast is now only available to our paid newsletter subscribers. We know that won't suit everyone, but it's a business decision we have made to give all our current and potential subscribers extra value. So what you will ...
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4 months ago
7 minutes

The Farmers Club Podcast
Episode 25 - A preview of the Jeff McDonald podcast
Jeff McDonald is the best person I know who can explain how the relationship between a Farmer and a Bank should look like. The title of the podcast is called "Equity ain't Equity anymore". This is a must-listen for anyone involved in the business of Farming. Enjoy. End of message. The Farmers Club podcast is now only available to our paid newsletter subscribers. We know that won't suit everyone, but it's a business decision we have made to give all our current and potential subscribers extra ...
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4 months ago
4 minutes

The Farmers Club Podcast
Episode 24 - A preview of the Lachie McKenzie podcast
Lachie McKenzie is a Farmer in South West Victoria who runs a Commercial Angus Herd and a Composite Sheep Breeding Flock. Lachie also runs McKenzie Ag, a Nutrition and Stockfeed business that delivers around 1000 tonnes a day to clients all around Australia. If you want to know how some of the best operators in Ag go about it, then this is well worth a listen. I hope you enjoy. End of message The Farmers Club podcast is now only available to our paid newsletter subscribers. We kno...
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4 months ago
5 minutes

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Episode 23 - A preview of the Jack Owen podcast
Jack Owen is a Farmer in the Ballarat area of Victoria. Jack has a couple of other strings to his bow in that he's written a book and coaches 20 Farming businesses. Jack, at 30 years of age, is going places. The Farmers Club podcast is now only available to our paid newsletter subscribers. We know that won't suit everyone, but it's a business decision we have made to give all our current and potential subscribers extra value. So what you will hear here is a preview of each podcast. You ...
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4 months ago
3 minutes

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Episode 22 - Ken Williamson the Aussie who invented the Silage Wrapping process
It's amazing how many clever people we have in Ag here in Australia. And when it comes to contributions to world Agriculture as far as Australians are concerned, Ken Williamson is probably at the top of the tree. You see Ken invented the Silage wrapping process from here in Australia, which has become a massive worldwide industry. There are two parts that Ken had to invent. It's the Silage wrap and the Silage wrapping Machine. Although he didn't invent the wrap itself, he got the idea ...
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5 months ago
45 minutes

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Episode 21 - Claudia Bryant who is championing Farm financial literacy
Claudia Bryant teaches financial literacy to Farmers. But it wasn't something she was trained for, it was a learnt trait. Claudia turned this need into a business and has delivered courses on the subject. Claudia is young and calculated, and she really gets this space. She also said this: "Farmers are willing to pay for her courses, knowing they need to improve their financial literacy, but it's actually getting them to stick at it that is where the problem lies. Farmers just return to ...
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5 months ago
57 minutes

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Episode 20 - The Megafert Scandal
Donald Carter has spent 15 years of his life pursuing justice. What was originally a major deception or maybe even corruption by the Megafert/Interfert companies, resulted in $139 million going missing, never to be recovered. They soon realised that pursuing Megafart was futile, so they turned their attention to the National Australia Bank. The NAB potentially deceived the 22 Fertiliser retailers, who collectively lost 13 million in this scandal. Some businesses went bankrupt, and some people...
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5 months ago
39 minutes

The Farmers Club Podcast
Kate Burke has spent a lifetime in the Ag space and has worked alongside Farmers throughout her career. I've said it before: Kate gets Farmers and knows what makes them tick. You can only do this by closely observing the human side of Farming. Kate is a deep thinker, and when working in a consultancy role with Farmers, she has the ability to adapt to each situation, which can differ from one Farmer to another. Kate has just finished her 2nd book called "Succession", which will be a must-read ...