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Published by Fleurieu Farming Systems Inc.
In Your Paddock Podcast is where real farming conversations meet practical, seasonal know‑how for the Hills, Fleurieu and Kangaroo Island. Hosted by Alice Morley from Fleurieu Farming Systems, each month you'll hear from local farmers, consultants and industry experts, focusing on what's relevant - feedbase checks, pasture planning, livestock production, tech that actually works on farm, and the stories of the people who live it daily. Short, sharp and grounded in local experience, this podcast gives you the tools, ideas and confidence to make better decisions in your paddock. Backed by quarterly workshops shaped by farmers, for farmers, In Your Paddock is your go‑to for staying ahead of the season, building resilience and staying connected to a community that backs each other.
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In this episode of In Your Paddock, Alice sits down with agricultural consultant and PhD candidate Megan Willis, and Mount Compass producer Simon Patterson. We unpack the science behind virtual fencing, the practical realities of using it in the paddock, and how liveweight data can help producers improve productivity and grazing efficiency. Simon shares his experience converting a 65 ha ex‑vineyard into productive grazing country using multi-species cover crops and virtual fencing, while Megan brings 20 years of research insights into welfare, behaviour and technology adoption. A grounded, honest conversation about what works, what doesn’t, and what farmers should consider before dipping a toe into AgTech. Key Topics: How virtual fencing works Welfare & behavioural research Local on-farm use case. Pasture redevelopment using virtual fencing Weighing systems and data-driven decisions Costs, constraints & training cattle Practical advice for farmers exploring AgTech Guests: Megan Willis - Independent Ag Consultant & PhD Candidate (Virtual Fencing) Simon Patterson - Mount Compass Producer & Former Broadacre Farmer If you’re thinking about dipping a toe into AgTech, the big question is simple: What problem are you trying to solve? Spring into Action Workshop – Wed 23rd Sept 5-8pm, Greenman Inn Ashbourne. Livestock Producer Group EOI – Contact Alice fleurieufarmingsystems@gmail.com www.fleurieufarming.com.au FFS Facebook FFS Instagram This podcast series is proudly supported by Regional Development Australia - Adelaide Hills, Fleurieu and Kangaroo Island. Made possible through the Future Drought Fund Regional Drought Resilience Program. Co-funded by the Commonwealth of Australia and the Government of South Australia. #VirtualFencing #AgTech #FarmTech #LivestockManagement #GrazingManagement #FleurieuFarming #FarmingAustralia #CattleFarming #RuralInnovation #Gallagher
Winter gave us a head start across the Hills, Fleurieu and KI - but timing will decide who stays ahead. Anthony Pierce from Hills Farm Supplies joins us to dive into what's happening in paddocks and practical priorities - Fertiliser timing, grazing management, species selection and early conservation. Hills Farm Supplies Fleurieu Farming Systems Facebook This podcast series is proudly supported by Regional Development Australia - Adelaide hills, Fleurieu and Kangaroo Island. Made possible through the Future Drought Fund Regional Drought Resilience Program. Co-funded by the Commonwealth of Australia and the Government of South Australia.
In our first episode, Alice sits down with local farmer and Fleurieu Farming Systems board member Ben Noble. A data‑driven livestock producer managing large‑scale sheep and beef operations. Ben shares how he uses numbers, systems and practical decision‑making to drive profitability, build resilience, and stay ahead of seasonal variability. If you’ve ever wondered what separates reactive farming from confident, early decision‑making - this conversation will get you thinking. www.fleurieufarming.com.au (1) Facebook Instagram This podcast series is proudly supported by Regional Development Australia - Adelaide Hills, Fleurieu and Kangaroo Island. Made possible through the Future Drought Fund Regional Drought Resilience Program. Co-funded by the Commonwealth of Australia and the Government of South Australia.
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