Hay Matters
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<p>Stay up to date and learn more about the industry with the Feed Central Hay Matters Podcast – your portal to the intricate world of hay, brought to life through real stories and expert analysis.</p>
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Recent Episodes
May 20, 2026
Building a Mixed Farming System That Spreads Risk
<p>In this episode of the Hay Matters Podcast, Steve Page catches up with Anthony Exton in the Coolamon region to talk hay production, mixed farming, crop rotations and how diversification helps spread risk across the season.</p><p>From vetch and oats through to straw, trucks and marketing hay through LocalAg, Anthony shares practical insights from the paddock and the decisions shaping the season ahead.</p><p>In this episode:</p><ul><li>Why Anthony grows vetch and oats together </li><li>Keeping grain and hay options open depending on the season</li><li>Managing curing times, paddock selection and hay quality</li><li>Seasonal conditions and sowing progress in southern NSW</li><li>Reflections on last season’s hay yields and quality</li><li>Marketing hay through LocalAg</li></ul><p>Key takeaway</p><p>Building flexibility into a farming business through multiple income streams, marketing options and diversified production systems can help manage seasonal pressure and changing market conditions.</p><p><strong>Listen to the episode now. </strong></p><p></p>
April 15, 2026
The Legacy Tour: Inspiring the Next Generation of Hay
<p>In this episode of Hay Matters, Hugh Ford takes us on the road with the <strong>Griffin Lanyon Legacy Tour</strong>, bringing together young farmers from across Australia to explore the future of the industry.</p><p>From farm visits and large-scale operations to real conversations on the bus, this episode captures what’s actually shaping the thinking of young producers right now.</p><p>In this episode:</p><ul><li>Why the Griffin Lanyon Legacy Tour was created and what it represents</li><li>What young farmers are seeing across different regions and systems</li><li>The importance of networking in a connected but spread-out industry</li><li>Insights from visits to operations like John Deere and Midfield Meats</li><li>How different businesses approach hay, grain, livestock and contracting</li><li>What exposure to large-scale operations changes in your thinking</li><li>Where young producers see opportunity in agriculture</li><li>The role of innovation, technology and adaptability moving forward</li></ul><p><strong>Key takeaway:</strong> The future of agriculture isn’t coming, it’s already here. Young farmers are building networks, embracing innovation and thinking beyond their own farm gate to shape what comes next.</p>
April 1, 2026
Season 3 Episode 5 - Freight, Fuel & Forward Contract with David Clothier
<p>Freight is up. Fuel is tight. And supply is shifting further south.</p><p>In this episode of Hay Matters, Steve Page sits down with David Clothier to unpack what’s really happening on the ground as we head into April.</p><p>From recent travel across South Australia and Victoria to conversations with growers and buyers, this episode covers the key forces shaping decision-making right now.</p><p><strong>In this episode:</strong></p><ul><li>How recent rain events have disrupted movement and demand<ul><li>Why freight is becoming the biggest factor in pricing decisions</li><li>Where supply is sitting and how far it needs to travel</li><li>The growing role of forward contracts in managing risk</li><li>What’s happening with lucerne, cereal hay and protein opportunities</li><li>Why vetch is gaining attention heading into the next season</li><li>Feedlot demand and what it means for northern buyers</li><li>The outlook heading into winter and beyond</li></ul></li></ul><p><strong>Key takeaway:</strong> The fundamentals are strong, but distance, cost and timing are everything. Positioning yourself early could make all the difference this season.</p>
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<p>Stay up to date and learn more about the industry with the Feed Central Hay Matters Podcast – your portal to the intricate world of hay, brought to life through real stories and expert analysis.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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