We had a chat with Kate Burke of Think Agri. As always, we like a guest that is outspoken and has a laugh with it. 

We have a chat with Tim Ryan, General Manager of Industry Affairs of the Australian Meat Industry Council. 

We talk about our experience with Perth's spiciest pizza, the origin of the F word, competition with the Bunge/Viterra merger, confidence in livestock markets and how wheat markets are boring and exciting at the same time.

Please note the sound quality of Andrew is a bit poorer than normal because his microphone wasn't set up correctly. We'll be back to normal next time. 

We have a chat with Andrea Bertaglio, an environmental journalist from Europe, who has recently written a book defending the meat industry from misinformation relating to animal welfare, veganism and climate change. 

We have a chat with Tim Neale, founder of DataFarming. Tim is a straight talker when it comes to ag and ag tech and was a guest on episode #78 (click here to listen).

In this podcast, we chat about artificial intelligence, the GPS failure last month, insurance in agriculture and a whole lot more. 

After a year in the ag portfolio, Murray Watt finally comes onto the Agwatchers podcast for a chat. 

Our discussions include live export, trade with China, farm labour, biosecurity (and levies), foot and mouth disease, and much more. 

In this podcast, we chat with Clarice Ané van den Berg, a farmer from Limpopo in South Africa. 

The budget announcement this week included increased funding for biosecurity, which was welcomed by most in agriculture. The concern was that some of this extra funding would come from a 10% increase in farmer levies. 

Colin Bettles, CEO of Grain Producers Australia, came onto the podcast to discuss this issues and his feelings about it. As always, we cover a few tangents. 

We chatted with Australia's current longest-running federal minister Bob Katter, from far north Queensland. 

We have a chat with Trevor Whittington, CEO of WA Farmers. We chat about government intervention, sheep live exports (and EID tags), the succession of WA from Australia, gun reform, trade with China and a whole lot more. 

A longer form podcast this time.