Hosted by Max Newsome · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 48 episodes
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The Productive Producer podcast is brought to you by Max Newsome from the Northern Tablelands Local Land Services. This is your podcast for production and management decisions. Key members of the agricultural industry give their insight and opinion on some of the different aspects of production.
Max Newsome hosts Productive Producer, a education show with 48 episodes published.
The season has turned dry, now is the time for producers to take a hard look at where things are really at. In this episode of the Productive Producer Podcast, Georgie Oakes joins us again to talk through the importance
Working with your neighbours to control pests and weeds is essential if you want to see a real return on your on-ground efforts. These issues don’t stop at the fence line, and tackling them in isolation often limits resu
In this episode of The Productive Producer Podcast, Glen Innes District Veterinarian Dr Kate DeJong joins Max to shed light on one of the most misunderstood and underdiagnosed diseases in sheep: Johne’s disease (OJD). Of
In this episode of The Productive Producer Podcast, we sit down with Glen Innes District Veterinarian Dr Kate de Jong to unpack the big spring health risks facing livestock with a spotlight on clostridial diseases like p
Natural capital playsa vital role in the productivity and resilience of our landscapes, but what exactly is it, and why should producers care? In this episode, we’re joined by Local Land Services Natural Capital Advisor
In this episode, we’re joined by Ebony Nowlan, Senior Biosecurity Officer for eID implementation in sheep and goats. Ebony breaks down what producers need to know about the rollout of electronic identification, from key
In this episode of the Productive Producer Podcast, we sit down with Sarah Baker, Development Officer for Pastures with the Department of Primary Industries, to dive into the important issue of Pasture Dieback. Sarah pro
In this episode of The Productive Producer, we dive deep into the benefits of shelterbelts with Anya Samon, a member of the Local Land Services (LLS) environment team and a beef and sheep producer from Uralla. Anya bring
In this episode of the Productive Producer Podcast, we’re joined by Andrew Davidson, a seasoned Land Management Officer with Local Land Services (LLS) and an active member of his local Rural Fire Service (RFS). With fire
Grazing winter fodder crops Tune into an interesting conversation with North West’s Livestock Officer Sally Balmain. Sally walks us through grazing strategies to promote production in stock and pastures. Learn from Sally
Explore the pivotal role of mixed annual fodder crops in bridging the winter feed gap in the latest episode of the Productive Producer Podcast. Join Carol Harris, an agromonic scientist from NSW DPI, as she breaks down t
On today's episode, we're joined by Dr. Meg Parson, district veterinarian in Glen Innes. Our conversation revolves around two pressing concerns in the Northern Tablelands region – three-day sickness in cattle and Ovine J
Get ready for a deep dive into confinement feeding on the latest episode of the "Productive Producer" podcast! Join host Max Newsome and Jeff Duddy - Sheep consultant as they discuss the ins and outs of this critical agr
In this episode of the Productive Producer Podcast, we catch up with Annabelle Monie and discuss strategies and considerations for feeding hay to livestock, particularly during challenging periods like droughts. Annabell
In this episode, we sit down with Naomi Hobson, a livestock officer with North West Local Land Services, to discuss the various methods of weaning cattle and how to ensure that your livestock is set up for success post-m
Tune in for an informative episode as we dive into the Southern Multi Breed Project. This cutting-edge research initiative is taking place in New South Wales. Join us as we chat with Brad Walmsley, a research scientist,
It's that time of year again when the impact of external parasites is felt in the Northern Tablelands. District vet Meg Parsons has some great, practical advice on the big three: Buffalo Fly, Tick, and Sheep Fly Strike.
Clovers are an essential part of the production system. Livestock and pastures thrive when incorporating a legume into a pasture mix. Listen into the conversation with district Agronomist Georgie Oakes and learn how to d
Livestock production is never a straightforward process, even in wet seasons livestock can experience limitations in production and require supplementation. Pastures that are short and green often have a high moisture co
Healthy livestock, free of major disease- one of Australia's greatest marketing tools. Foot and Mouth Disease and Lumpy Skin Disease are two diseases we don’t want on Australian shores. Listen in to the conversation with
Rachel Lawrence
Head of Advice and Planning · Local Land Services
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Sarah Baker
Assistant Professor of Biological Science · Eden's Safeguarding and Welfare Officers
1 appearance on this show
Andrew Davidson
Land Management Officer · Andrew Davidson & Co.
1 appearance on this show
Jillian Kelly
veterinarian, nutritionist, and livestock consultant · Animal Health and Nutrition Consulting
1 appearance on this show
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