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Since 2002, the Australian national network of ‘farmers helping farmers’ has been creating a collaborative space for learning and growth, driving positive change in agriculture through shared knowledge and experience. Practical, down-to-earth, open and curious. We connect large scale broadacre cropping and mixed farmers . We share, collaborate and tell it how it is.* Subscribe, leave a review, become a member or sponsor. - Web: www.farmershelpingfarmers.com.au - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FarmersHelpingFarmersAU- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/farmershelpingfarmers_/
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Signup to Generate a PitchSince 2002, the Australian national network of ‘farmers helping farmers’ has been creating a collaborative space for learning and growth, driving positive change in agriculture through shared knowledge and experience. Practical, down-to-earth, open and curious. We connect large scale broadacre cropping and mixed farmers.
Recent episodes include "ARIANE LOTTI - An Italian regenerative story" (30 September 2026, 63 minutes), "Farmers helping Farmers - turning over a new leaf" (1 September 2026, 82 minutes), and "CAROL & BRIAN FITZPATRICK - making regenerative tools work for broadacre cropping in the Australian Mallee" (13 August 2026, 53 minutes).
Farmers helping Farmers publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 53 minutes across 41 episodes.
Booking probability for Farmers helping Farmers is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Farmers helping Farmers requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Farmers helping Farmers's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Farmers helping Farmers are Grain & Oilseed Farming. Farmers helping Farmers has a science audience.
Farmers helping Farmers is a science podcast with 41 episodes published.
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Episode #40
This Farmers helping Farmers episode is coming to you from a regenerative rice farm in Southern Tuscany, Italy. Picture yourself there by listening out for the town bells, the birds and a tractor going past. Angus 'Gus'...
Guest host Joel Williams talks to Michael Gooden and Dan Fox about the evolution of this grassroots farming group over the past 24 years, and the announcement of its new name - Farmers helping Farmers. NEW NAME | SAME...
In this episode, Michael Gooden catches up with board member Carol Fitzpatrick and her husband Brian to delve deeper into their on-farm brewing set-up which is providing nutrition to their family's combined...
" I didn't get to Dad's until 12:30am Friday. I’ll never forget coming over the hill I’ve been coming over my whole life to home and seeing the area glowing. The whole horizon wasred. It was like an apocalypse."...
<p>We are re-releasing our very first Farmers Helping Farmers podcast episode with former VicNoTill president and sixth generation Lockington farmer Grant Sims. This conversationwith Dan Fox was recorded way back in...
<p>Farmers Helping Farmers, The Podcast is dropping into your ears with a paddock chat between VicNoTill president Michael Gooden and board member James Manning around how they're managing budgets, future plans and...
<p>April 2026: Life is full of challenges, especially in farming, and the global situation can be a heavy weight. It feels like the perfect time to re-release this encore conversation with UK farmer Tim Parton. If you...
Episode #34
<p>In 2017, a Sydney TedX crowd went wild when farmer turned agronomist Guy Webb stood on stage to pitch his idea for using fungus to capture carbon in the atmosphere and plant it back into the ground to combat the lack...
Episode #33
<p>VicNoTill is proud to re-release what was our second episode of Farmers Helping Farmers The Podcast for those who may have missed it! </p><p>Dan Fox sat down with Graeme Sait during VicNoTill's 2022 annual conference...
<p>VicNoTill president Michael Gooden describes stepping intothe paddocks of broadacre cropping farmer Brendan 'Patto' Pattison at Marrar NSW, as like stepping 10-15 years into the future and seeing what broadacre...
<p>Back in 2023, third generation Victorian farmer Tom Briggs candidly shared the things that went right, and wrong, when he returned home to his family farm with a head full of new ideas of how to shift into a more...
<p>In this podcast episode, Angus Ingram catches up with Don Piper. Don is a mixed farmer from Violet Town in Victoria who is typical of farmers who want to create a more resilient system that builds up their soils for...
<p>In this ENCORE episode you'll get an insight into what you can expect at the VicNoTill annual conference on September 2 and 3 at Moama, NSW when you meet our dinner guest speaker Will Bignell.</p><p>VicNoTill board...
<p>NSW broadacre cropping farmer Dan Fox has a fascination for understanding the intricacies of how plants and soils function, and his conversation with Omnia research and development manager Andrew Doecke takes him...
<p>“If you have a decline in yield as a result of a transition to regenerative ag, it is not a result of regenerative ag, it is the result of poor agronomic management. Accepting a yield loss is a choice. Don’t say it’s...
<p>Applications are open for the Integrity Soils CREATE program with Nicole Masters which is being run in Australia for the first time. The on-farm intensive for CREATE Australia will be on the Victorian regenerative...
<p>Nicole, a global agro-ecologist, educator and systems thinker, has been working with VicNoTill to share knowledge about regenerative ag for more than a decade. </p><p>In this episode, current president Michael Gooden...
<p>Agricultural investment manager and VicNoTill board member Angus Ingram steps in as guest host for this fast-paced, action-packed interview with Tasmanian farmer and ag scientist Will Bignell. Angus pulled Will aside...
<p>When farmers speak about diversity being one of the hallmarks of a resilient farming system, Stacey Curcio asks them to consider the diversity within their diets and the way they move to keep their body’s cells and...
<p>Fifth generation broadacre farmer and agronomist Keiran Knight grew up on an irrigation, cotton, sheep, cattle and cereal farm between Walgett and Narrabri in NSW. She married her next door neighbour John and they...
Recent guests on Farmers helping Farmers. Study who booked and why before you pitch.
new president of VicNoTill, Farmers Helping Farmers
fifth generation Marrar farmer, former president of VicNoTill, Antigravity Magazine
House Intel member, former FBI agent, national intelligence subcommittee chair, Maritime Applied Physics Corporation
sixth-generation farmer from Echuca
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