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In this podcast episode, Chelsea from Herd Solutions shares her journey from growing up on a small farm to becoming a veterinarian. 

Chelsea recounts her early experiences with animals on her family's hobby farm in Maffra, her passion for horse riding, and how these formative years influenced her career path. 

She details her academic journey, including the challenges and rewards of vet school, and a transformative gap year working on a dairy farm.

Chelsea discusses her professional transition from mixed veterinary practices to a more focused role in herd health. She also shares crucial insights into pulpy kidney disease in livestock, including prevention strategies and the importance of proper vaccination. 

The episode concludes with a fascinating fact about echidnas shared by Chelsea. 

This informative and engaging episode offers valuable advice for livestock management and a deep look into the life of a dedicated vet.

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In this episode, we sit down with Mark Coleman, a well-known figure in the Wellington farming community, to discuss his journey managing a family farm, the impact of droughts and fires, and the importance of making decisive choices.

Mark shares his personal experiences and insights, including moving his family and farm operations during challenging times, and how these experiences shaped his perspective on resilience and community support. 

We also explore his role in Wellington Shire's business development team, advocating for better preparation and resource allocation for farmers. 

Join us for an inspiring conversation filled with practical advice and heartfelt stories when dealing with difficult times.

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Digging Deeper is a podcast dedicated to farmers and rural communities, delivering timely and relevant information throughout the farming year—from autumn sowing to summer harvest. Hosted by Alistair Micallef from the Gippsland Ag Group, a grassroots farmer-led organisation in Victoria's East, the podcast shares practical tips and insights to support innovation and profitability in farming businesses.

Born from the region's experience with drought and bushfires, Gippsland Ag provides knowledge-sharing opportunities through field days, conferences, and now this podcast. 

 Launching Friday, February 14, the podcast will be available on Apple, Spotify, and the Gippsland Ag website.