In this episode of Over the Fence, president of the Victorian Farmers Federation, Emma Germano, is in conversation with Farmers for Climate Action CEO, Fiona Davis.

Fiona talks to Emma about her early life, her career, what drives her, and what her hopes are for the future of Victorian agriculture.

This episode was recorded late last year, and since then Emma Germano has been re-elected for a second term as VFF President.

A conversation with Emma Germano, Victorian Farmers Federation President

In this episode, Fiona and Cam from the Farmers for Climate Action team are talking to Tony Mahar. Tony is the CEO of the National Farmers Federation.

Tony is from a farming background in south-west Victoria. We discussed farmers engaging in carbon markets, the NFF’s net zero by 2050 target, and Tony's journey to the NFF CEO role (including his passion for baking!).

A conversation with Tony Mahar, CEO of the National Farmers' Federation

In this episode, Fiona and Cam are talking to Professor Richard Eckard from the University of Melbourne. 

Professor Eckard is a world authority on sustainable agricultural production, with a focus on carbon neutral agriculture and agricultural adaptation.

In this conversation, Fiona and Cam asked Richard about the opportunities out there for farmers today as they look to reduce their emissions on farm, as well as what’s just around the corner.

Opportunities for on-farm emissions reduction, with Prof Richard Eckard

In this episode of Over the Fence, we share a conversation we had recently on a webinar about farm biodiversity and the federal government’s Nature Repair Market legislation.

This webinar was hosted by Emily Jones from the Farmers for Climate Action team, with guest speakers Les White and Professor David Lindenmayer.

It explored the challenges and opportunities farmers face managing biodiversity outcomes on-farm, in the context of a changing climate.

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A look at farm biodiversity and nature markets

Over the Fence is a podcast from Farmers for Climate Action. It is an opportunity to look over the fence and see what communities in rural and regional Australia are doing in the face of climate change. By sharing experience and skills we can help create even stronger farming communities and regions.

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