In this episode, host Joshua Groch speaks with Peter Thompson, a Queensland farmer and connectivity advocate, about the impacts of the recent 3G network shutdown on rural and remote communities.

Peter shares his journey from using outdated systems like the party line landline to embracing modern technologies such as 4G and satellite connectivity.

He discusses how these advancements have transformed farming operations, from tracking cattle to monitoring water systems, and offers practical tips for adapting to the recent 3G network shutdown.

The conversation also covers the importance of redundancy, connectivity literacy, and key considerations when adopting Ag-Tech.

Whether you're a farmer, a tech enthusiast, or simply curious about rural connectivity, this episode delivers valuable insights and actionable advice.

For more rural, regional, and remote connectivity resources, visit the Regional Tech Hub’s website at ⁠regionaltechhub.org.au⁠.