Bradley Hogg is a former Australian cricketer who is now known for his mental health advocacy. Hogg was a member of the Australian cricket team for a number of years, playing both international and domestic cricket.

He retired from professional cricket in 2008, but has remained active in the sport as a commentator and coach.

Hogg has also become a vocal advocate for mental health, speaking openly about his own struggles with mental health issues and the importance of addressing mental health in sports.

He has shared his story in numerous interviews and has worked with organizations to promote mental health awareness and support.

In addition to his work in mental health advocacy, Hogg is also involved in charity work, supporting a number of causes including animal welfare and children's charities.

He is a passionate and dedicated advocate for mental health, working to break the stigma surrounding mental illness and encouraging others to seek help and support. Overall, Bradley Hogg is a respected and influential figure in the world of sports and mental health advocacy, using his platform to make a positive impact on the lives of others.

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Farms Yarns is all about finding more about the person behind the audio. In this Farm Yarn we chat with Lawrence Polga who works for CaseIH as a product manager but it's not his only passion and interests. Share this #FarmYarn with your mates and family.

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This episode on the Farms Advice Podcast involves 8 episodes showcasing where and when CaseIH machinery is used on farm. In this special episode we dive into the Australian sugar industry into the deeply rooted family history of Lawrence Polga. His passion shines through in what he does within the industry of sugar and how that machinery is working and the deep history that comes along with the sugar cane harvester.

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Ceres Tag has launched the new reusable GPS monitoring for tag for animals and in this case Australian livestock. It was actually first used over in Wyoming in the US which we discuss a little and why it is fit for purpose. This has been an on-going development and has seen a range of benefits for pastoralists and graziers alike to understand the patterns in the animals behaviour. See how it works for you.

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Farmers2Founders series where we dive into the adoption of agtech from the perspective of an Australian agtech startup who had seek support through the F2F programs. In this episode, we will speak with Matt Anderson, who manages the agritech projects at F2F, about the various adoption challenges we are seeing play out in the industry for agtech companies, as well as Jennifer McKee who is the founder of agtech company called Spades, a digital tool to streamline farmers records management and compliance. Adoption is typically perceived to be a farmer’s problem as they are reluctant to take on new ideas, practices and technology. However, F2F flips this argument on its head, believing that agtech companies also play a critical role in the adoption process and are often poor at demonstrating the value of their product or service for farming businesses, and being able to justify their cost / benefit of that solution.

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This weeks Farms Advice Podcast with Pete McCann leads us into this Farm Yarn where we get to know the person behind the microphone and what motivates them.

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Welcome to the very first episode on the CaseIH series on the Farms Advice Podcast. We will be joined by Jack and Pete McCann the general manager for Australia and New Zealand for CaseIH. In this episode we go over the 2023 outlook and have Australian agriculture is changing how machines are used and what we can expect after a challenging year being extremely wet here on the East Coast with rising costs of fuel, tyres and other inputs into our machinery but also how that supply chain works and what CaseIH is doing to improve farmers excess ability to parts and service in times of need.

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Welcome to this week's Farm Yarns, where Jack talks to Stuart Wesley about what motivates him and what really drives him to work within the work he does in Australian agriculture.

Farm Yarns was set up to find out a little bit more about the person on the other end of the audio and dive a little bit deeper into their own psychology. If you like this #FarmYarn please leave a review on Apple or Spotify Podcasts or wherever you listen on any podcast platform.

It is coming closer to the end of the year and we will be doing a little bit of a roundup of what has happened across 2022.

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Is there culture in farming? Stuart Wesley on today's episode will say there is. Today's episode goes in depth talking about the people within their own enterprise the people outside of it and how this creates our culture on farm or in your Agribusiness. This episode is well needed leading into the Christmas as families get together from across the country it is a good time to update improve or just communicate where you are at. Make sure you visit oasispc.com.au. For more information about how Stuart and his team are working with some of the farming families across the country.

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Welcome to the Farms Advice Podcast where we talk everything agribusiness. It is for those that FARM it, SERVICE it or just LOVE it. This episode we dive back in to the Farmers2Founders series with episode two. Farmers2Founders are delivering a range of projects under the TEKFARM banner to support producers, agtech companies and trusted intermediaries to overcome adoption barriers.

Adoption is typically perceived to be a farmer’s problem as they are reluctant to take on new ideas, practices and technology. However, F2F flips this argument on its head, believing that agtech companies also play a critical role in the adoption process and are poor at demonstrating the value of their product or service for farming businesses, and being able to justify their cost / benefit of that solution.

In this episode, we will speak with Matt Anderson, who manages the agritech projects at F2F, about the various adoption challenges we are seeing play out in the industry, as well as Tom Hampton, a South Australian farmer, to talk about his perspective on agtech adoption and what may be slowing this process down.

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