
Ready for the fight
From the farm to the front line and now Parliament, Gavin Pearce is ready for the fight. He joins TasFarmers to tackle Rushy Lagoon, biosecurity, deer management, regulation and the future of Tasmanian agriculture.

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Hosted by TasFarmers · 🇺🇸 US · EN-AU · 14 episodes
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TasFarmers Talks takes you inside the issues shaping Tasmanian agriculture, from the paddock gate to the halls of power in Parliament House.Each episode connects farm life with the policies, decisions, and debates shaping life on the land and in regional communities. We break down complex topics such as biosecurity, wildlife management, bushfires, freight, climate, workforce, markets, and regulation in a clear, practical way, bringing farmers’ voices directly into the conversation.You’ll hear from growers, industry leaders, researchers, and decision makers, with grounded discussions foc
TasFarmers hosts TasFarmers Talks, a news show with 14 episodes published.

From the farm to the front line and now Parliament, Gavin Pearce is ready for the fight. He joins TasFarmers to tackle Rushy Lagoon, biosecurity, deer management, regulation and the future of Tasmanian agriculture.

The sale of Rushy Lagoon has been approved and TasFarmers says the decision raises serious questions about the use of tax payers money. In this episode of TasFarmers Talks, President Nathan Cox, COO Neil Grose and Shadow

This week on TasFarmers Talks, we unpack the latest political developments in Tasmania, examine growing concerns over dairy effluent regulation and rising compliance costs, discuss the state's deer management challenge,

This week on TasFarmers Talks, we unpack the latest political developments in Tasmania, examine growing concerns over dairy effluent regulation and rising compliance costs, discuss the state's deer management challenge,

Milk prices are falling. Deer numbers remain a challenge. And questions continue about the future of productive agricultural land in the North East. This week on TasFarmers Talks, the team examines the pressures facing f

In this episode of TasFarmers Talks, the team unpacks the Federal Budget, concerns around tax changes affecting family farms and succession planning, and what farmers need to see from Tasmania’s upcoming State Budget. Th

In this special TasFarmers podcast episode, TasFarmers sits down with National Farmers’ Federation CEO Mike Guerin and President Hamish McIntyre to unpack the growing pressure facing Australian agriculture. From rising f

In this episode of TasFarmers Talks, the focus intensifies on fuel, fertiliser, and the uncertainty facing farmers across Tasmania. Felicity Richards, Neil Grose and Elizabeth Skirving unpack diesel supply concerns, risi

In this episode of TasFarmers Talks, recorded ahead of the Prime Minister’s latest address, the team unpacks growing concern across agriculture as farmers wait for clarity on fuel supply. While fuel relief has been welco

In this episode of TasFarmers Talks, outgoing President Ian Sauer reflects on his time leading the organisation, the progress made for Tasmanian farmers, and the foundations built to strengthen TasFarmers for the future.

In this episode of TasFarmers Talks, the team tackles the ongoing firearm policy debate, rising fuel and fertiliser costs, and what these pressures mean for farmers right now. TasFarmers President Ian Sauer, CEO Nathan C

In this episode of Farmers Talks, the conversation dives into the growing pressure farmers are facing from regulation, rising energy costs, and slow-moving bureaucracy. TasFarmers President Ian Sauer, policy lead Neil Gr

In this episode of TasFarmers Talks, TasFarmers President Ian Sauer, CEO Nathan Calman, and COO Neil Grose confront the escalating crisis of feral deer across Tasmania and its mounting toll on farm productivity, the envi

In this episode of TasFarmers Talks, TasFarmers President Ian Sauer, CEO Nathan Calman, and COO Neil Grose examine growing frustration with Tasmania’s local government system. The discussion explores council rates, incon

Bushfires, fuel management and what farmers are warning the government about
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