Paddock Chat
Claim This Podcastby The West Midlands Group
Podcast Overview
<p>Local knowledge from a paddock near you. Paddock Chat is a West Midlands Group Original Podcast created to support local growers and help solve farming challenges without having to leave the paddock. The West Midlands Group is a not-for-profit grower group located in Dandaragan, two hours North East of Perth. </p>
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5/6/2020
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Recent Episodes
February 22, 2024
Grower Group Conversations (Ep.1) - Reactive events & strategic engagement FEAT. Kelly Angel (BCG)
<p>The Soil CRC Knowledge Sharing Project extension series is produced and presented by Simon Kruger, project grower group participant and Project Communications Officer at West Midlands Group in Western Australia.<br/><br/>In this four-part series, Simon sits down with other participating grower group representatives to reflect on some of the key learnings from the Soil CRC's Knowledge Sharing Project.<br/><br/><b>In this episode Simon chats to Birchip Cropping Group’s Kelly Angel about reactive events and strategic engagement.</b><br/><br/>The project was led by Dr Hanabeth Luke from Southern Cross University. For more information visit www.soilcrc.com.au.</p><p><a rel="payment" href="https://www.wmgroup.org.au/">Support the Show.</a></p>
February 22, 2024
Grower Group Conversations (Ep.4) - Shifting soil and land management narratives FEAT. Joshua Telfer (AIREP)
<p>The Soil CRC Knowledge Sharing Project extension series is produced and presented by Simon Kruger, project grower group participant and Project Communications Officer at West Midlands Group in Western Australia.<br/><br/>In this four-part series, Simon sits down with other participating grower group representatives to reflect on some of the key learnings from the Soil CRC's Knowledge Sharing Project.<br/><br/><b>In this episode Simon chats to AIR EP’s Joshua Telfer about shifting soil and land management narratives. </b><br/><br/>The project was led by Dr Hanabeth Luke from Southern Cross University. For more information visit www.soilcrc.com.au.</p><p><a rel="payment" href="https://www.wmgroup.org.au/">Support the Show.</a></p>
February 22, 2024
Grower Group Conversations (Ep.3) - Knowledge sharing with the Pasture Walk Series FEAT. Nathan Craig & Melanie Dixon (WMG)
<p>The Soil CRC Knowledge Sharing Project extension series is produced and presented by Simon Kruger, project grower group participant and Project Communications Officer at West Midlands Group in Western Australia.<br/><br/>In this four-part series, Simon sits down with other participating grower group representatives to reflect on some of the key learnings from the Soil CRC's Knowledge Sharing Project.<br/><br/><b>In this episode Simon chats to his West Midlands Group colleagues Dr Nathan Craig and Melanie Dixon about sharing knowledge and engaging with farmers at their Pasture Walk events.</b><br/><br/>The project was led by Dr Hanabeth Luke from Southern Cross University. For more information visit www.soilcrc.com.au.</p><p><a rel="payment" href="https://www.wmgroup.org.au/">Support the Show.</a></p>
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- What is Paddock Chat?
<p>Local knowledge from a paddock near you. Paddock Chat is a West Midlands Group Original Podcast created to support local growers and help solve farming challenges without having to leave the paddock. The West Midlands Group is a not-for-profit grower group located in Dandaragan, two hours North East of Perth. </p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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