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We all know someone affected by the bushfires which two years ago devastated so many parts of Australia. Apple grower Ian Cathels was one of those who suffered huge losses but with determination he and has family have been able to rebuild their business.
In this podcast, we hear from Ian about never giving up and why apples from Batlow, NSW taste so good. Thanks to a better season in 2021, Ian is also finding better ways to improve his business thanks to technology.
Guest podcaster, Steve Honner travelled to the Snowy Mountains to speak with Ian in person about the trials and tribulations of being on the land and why looking to the future is so important.
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Connectivity is an indispensable driver for the successful integration of digital technologies in agriculture, offering the potential to enhance productivity, efficiency and sustainability for farmers...
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Connectivity is an indispensable driver for the successful integration of digital technologies in agriculture, offering the potential to enhance productivity, efficiency and sustainability for farmers...
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In this podcast, we hear from apple grower Ian Cathel is about never giving up and why apples from Batlow, NSW taste so good.
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