The AgWatchers have a chat with Nigel Hart (@nigehart25) about grain export infrastructure in Australia. Nigel consultants on a range of issues in the bulk supply chain. He was formerly responsible for ports for GrainCorp and ADM.

Some topics include whether Australia is up to the task of a mammoth export program, the import (and transhipment) of grain to Australia.

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The AgWatchers have a chat with James Stacey, who farms on the outskirts of Adelaide. Topics covered include marketing direct to the consumer, his Nuffield travels and exiting the dairy industry. 

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The dandy duo has a chat about the stratospheric rise of canola (and wheat), and we touch upon suggestions of a 50% fall in the eastern young cattle indicator.

AgWatchers have a chat with Andrew Freshwater about the sheep industry. Some topics include ear tags, consumer perception, traceability and mental health. 

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A quick update on the EYCI hitting 900¢, copper as a lead indicator for wool and the start of the silly season in wheat. 

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The new host of the Victorian Countryhour and long time ABC radio presenter Warwick Long switches seats and becomes a guest of the AgWatchers. 

He even likes the intro music. 

In December, the AgWatchers had a chat with John Francis on the topic - 'Is regen ag worth it?'. In this follow-up, we have a chat with Michael Gooden, a farmer near Wagga, and a consultant with RCS. 

In this chat we discuss his experience moving his livestock enterprise to a regenerative model. 

We have a chat Josh Lamb, the founder of one of the largest wool buyers in Australia (Endeavour Wool Exports). 

The AgWatchers have a chat with Brett Hosking, farmer from Quambatook and chair of Grain Growers Ltd. We cover off on two big ticket items:

Meatwatcher and wheatwatcher have a quick chat about the markets.

Grains:  Grain stockpiles in China, Australian wheat yields vs rest of the world & forward pricing.