Can Dairy’s Waste Stream Power Beef’s Future? With Daniel Carson
In this episode, Sarah Nolette talks with New Zealand entrepreneur Daniel Carson about Meaty, a startup turning the dairy industry's surplus bobby calves into a high‑protein, grass‑fed beef snack. Carson explains how raising these calves to 10‑12 months creates a lower‑carbon, lean protein product while showcasing a disruptive supply‑chain model that could solve the dairy waste problem and meet growing demand for sustainable beef. He highlights the technical and market challenges of reshaping processing infrastructure and gaining buy‑in from large meat processors. The conversation underscores the potential for data‑driven, system‑level change in both dairy and beef sectors.
Fertilizer Matters EP53: Middle East Conflict – Impact on Australia’s Phosphate Market
In this episode, Argus Media’s Tom Hampson and Sydney‑based reporter Susanna Cornford examine Australia’s phosphate market amid the Middle East conflict. They outline the country’s reliance on imported MAP and DAP—primarily from Saudi Arabia, Morocco and China—and detail how the...
Rebuilding the Protein Stack
In this episode, host Neil Bloom talks with Tony Martin, co‑founder of Plantable, about the company’s mission to reinvent the protein stack by extracting high‑value Rubisco protein from duckweed (Lemna). Martin explains how climate change, geopolitical risks, and an antiquated...
Dr. Brendon Neumann of Andermatt on Biologicals and Resistance Management
In this episode, Dr. Brendan Neumann, Product Portfolio Director at Andermatt, explains how biological crop protection products can be integrated into resistance management strategies to preserve the efficacy of existing chemistries. He highlights that biologicals often employ multiple modes of...
Help for Hemp: Drone Technology Could Ease Inspection Burden While Ottawa Sorts Out New Rules
In this episode of Real Agriculture, host Amber Bell talks with Dr. Jan Slasky of Mirabilis Hemp Consulting about using drone‑captured imagery and machine‑learning vision recognition to automate hemp seed‑field inspections. By distinguishing male from female plants from aerial photos,...
EarthDaily on Satellite Data, Crop Monitoring, and Market Transparency
In this episode of Ag Tech Talk, host Lauren Milligan and Andrew, EarthDaily’s Global Director of Business Development, dive into the challenges and opportunities of using satellite data for agricultural decision‑making. They compare agriculture’s slower adoption of remote sensing to...
Fertilizer Matters EP49: Middle East Conflict - The Potash Market Anomaly
In this episode, Argus senior editor Mike Nash talks with global potash editor Julia Campbell about how the Middle East conflict is affecting the potash market. While direct supply of MOP (mineral oil‑based potash) remains stable, higher oil and gas...
Dairy Barn Flooring Gains Traction as Producers Focus on Hoof Health
In this episode, host Bernard Tobin interviews Adam Stewart of BioRed Agri about the rapid adoption of their rubber flooring solutions for dairy barns, which now account for over 50% of North American sales. Stewart explains how the flooring’s slip-resistant...
Cold Planting Calls, Thin Wheat Stands, and Early Disease Alerts | Wheat Pete's Word, May 6, 2026
In this episode of Wheat Pete’s Word, Pete tackles the hot‑button question of whether it’s too cold to plant wheat and soybeans, emphasizing that growers should plant if the soil is workable unless a significant cold rain is forecast. He...
Better Outcomes, Not Lower Costs: Rethinking Agtech in Horticulture, with Mark Trzaskoma
In this episode, Sarah Nolette talks with horticulture veteran Mark Trzaskoma about how his Batunga Orchards in Victoria, Australia, adopts ag‑tech not to cut costs but to boost yields, quality, and long‑term profitability. Mark describes a test‑measure‑learn cycle that uses...
Prepping the Sprayer for a New Season | Wheat School
In this eight‑minute Wheat School episode, Ridgetown College professor TJ Pullman walks listeners through the step‑by‑step process of readying an Apache sprayer for winter wheat applications. He emphasizes inspecting the plumbing system, checking filters, hoses, end caps, nozzle tips, and...
What Prairie Pest Watch Tells Us, with Amanda Jorgensen | Pests & Predators, Ep 36
In this episode, Alberta Agriculture’s insect management specialist Amanda Jorgensen explains the province’s role in the Prairie Pest Monitoring Network, detailing how seven key pest species—including pea leaf weevil, armyworm, diamondback moth, grasshoppers, cabbage seed‑pod weevil, wheat midge, and wheat...
Corn Left Out over the Winter, Manure on Wheat, and Canola Emergence Wins | RealAg Radio April 27/26
In this Agronomic Monday episode, host Lindsay Smith and agronomist Peter “Wheat Pete” Johnson discuss three hot topics: the surprising standability of corn left in the field over winter, the risks and timing of applying manure to spring wheat, and...
Precision Planting Offers Spot Spray and Broadcast in a Single Pass
In this episode, Bernard Tobin of AgSolutions.ca interviews Aaron Herman of PTX Trimble about Precision Planting’s new Symphony Vision Duo system, which combines real‑time spot‑spraying with blanket application in a single pass. The Duo uses a primary boom for residual...
Seeder Setup Is Key to Max Canola Emergence | Canola School
In this episode of Canola School, Amber Bell talks with Justin Neninga of Alberta Canola and the Canola Council of Canada about optimizing seeder setup for maximum canola emergence. They cover key practices such as calibrating seed rate to achieve...