Aus farmers! ALBA is filming in the #TopEnd! Darwin- Kununurra. We want stories of #mentalhealth, #successionplanning, #drought, #agtech and #innovation having a laugh along the way! We want to make this bigger and better, a real look at #AusAg! Please contact us if interested!

We're compiling an itinerary, please pass on any contacts or let us know who might be great to be involved! It's going to be fun, interesting and full of amazing Australian farmers and agriculturalists doing amazing work. NTFarmers #TopEnd #Ausag #kununurra #Katherine #Darwin

We also have the opportunity to Film in #southaustralia in February 2025! We're after stories of #mentalhealth in ag, #successionplanning #agtech #innovation and great people in SA. Please pass on some great contacts for some great stories! #Ausag SA Farmer

We did a podcast with Angie Asimus at AustralianFarmers. We talk about why we started ALBA, how we met, what our vision for the future is. Thanks Angie for having us on! open.spotify.com/episode/2a3BLA…

Australia’s very own ag show, A Little Bit Agricultural, is lighting up YouTube with stories of cherry growing, hops farms, and native grasses! 🌱 Andrew Hart & Oscar Giudici share their journey & dreams with Angie Asimus on the latest Telling Our Story podcast. ➡️ buff.ly/3TPSDwQ

AustralianFarmers A Little Bit Agricultural Angie Asimus The cherry story was fascinating… the level of tech 🤯

A new episode of ALBA out now: A Little Bit Potato! A look at potato farming in Tasmania and an awesome family farm growing spuds in the sandy loam of Tassie's south with the amazing Daly family! #ausag #tasmania #farming #spuds

Do sandy loams in the south or red ferrosols in the north grow better spuds in Tasmania?

Questions for #farmers in #ausag about the future of farming in Australia? What are your greatest concerns? What are your greatest hopes? What are your greatest challenges? Any and all answers welcome!

Questions for #farmers and #agronomists in #ausag about farming in Australia! Do you think #biologicalcontrols and #biostimulants are going to be a major component of future agronomy/ farming? Or do you think they are an excessive cost and overrated? Keen to hear your thoughts!

I've just read @philipcball's book #howlifeworks: a user's guide to the new biology. I reckon I'll be thinking about it for years. Recommend to all interested in science and biology. Made me think a lot about biological systems in agriculture, and the future of biology in Ag.

So in addition to this #ausag #farmers #agronomsits: is there a better way to calculate nutrient requirements than crop removal? I think not, it makes the most sense, but recently had some agronomists arguing differently. I didn’t understand it. Thoughts?

We are filming a new series in SA in Feb. Making it bigger and better. Themes include: agtech, agronomy, succession planning, rural mental health, women in ag. Please send us recommended operations that would be interested in being involved! #ausag #southaustralia #farming

Questions about Paraquat for #ausag #farmers: in broadacre mintill systems is it used primarily in a double knockdown cleanup? are there no alternatives due to price or due to efficacy, or both? If it isn't available, what will replace it? Martin Murray Oscar

This has a bit of a south Australian feel to it? Don’t you think? #alittlebitagricultural #ausag #southaustralia #agronomy

The environmental impact of organic pesticides are much, much higher than from synthetic pesticides. Synthetic pesticides often only applied once, while organic ones are applied weekly. Great facts from Andrea C. Love, PhD #GrowCanada2024

“Public perceptions on farming and food don’t align with reality.” That is what we want ALBA to help with…

Love when agriculturalists named Oscar have an itch they need to scratch and go out on a limb to follow their interests… Ill need to read more thoroughly over the weekend Oscar and see what we can do!