Talking CTF

A podcast dedicated to CTF

 

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Talking CTF: Episode 8 with Tim Rethus, Farmer

Talking CTF: Episode 8 with Tim Rethus, Farmer

Tim Rethus is a farmer from Horsham whose family business Rethus Broadacre has run a controlled traffic farming system for more than 20 years. Tim shares with us their machinery configuration, the benefits, and the challenges of CTF. Rethus Broadacre is one of the few...

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Talking CTF: Episode 4 with Bindi Isbister and David Minkey

Talking CTF: Episode 4 with Bindi Isbister and David Minkey

In this episode we look ahead to the 2022 Soil Amelioration/Controlled Traffic Farming Conference on August 3-4 in Perth. Dr David Minkey EO of WANTFA and Bindi Isbister Chair of ACTFA give a preview of what to expect at the conference. To register for the conference...

Talking CTF: Episode 3 with Bindi Isbister

Talking CTF: Episode 3 with Bindi Isbister

In this episode, environmental scientist and newly elected ACTFA Chair Bindi Isbister, talks to us about CTF and why farmers should consider the benefits that CTF systems have to offer. Bindi also discusses soil amelioration bloopers and where farmers can avoid traps...

Talking CTF: Episode 2 with James Hagan

Talking CTF: Episode 2 with James Hagan

In this episode James Hagan continues the discussion around the economics of CTF in your farming system, including machinery replacement costs, opportunity costs, yield benefits, cost savings and overall system benefits.Play this episodeAbout this episode's guest This...

Talking CTF: Episode 1 with James Hagan

Talking CTF: Episode 1 with James Hagan

In the first episode of our new podcast Talking CTF, our host David Cussons talks to Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries economist James Hagan, about the basics of transitioning to CTF. What is driving current interest in CTF adoption Tips on planning a...

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