NOW AVAILABLE – New podcast series shares practical farmer-led pathways to low-emissions agriculture

Listen to episode 1 today at  Farming Together (www.farmingtogether.com.au)

Launching today (Wednesday 22 July) with the first episode, Diesel to Decarbonisation, the series follows six farmers and innovators who are exploring practical ways to reduce emissions while maintaining productive, profitable and resilient farming businesses.

Rather than focusing on theory, each episode shares real experiences, challenges, successes and lessons that other farmers can learn from.

The series showcases renewable energy, biochar, green ammonia, biological farming and other practical innovations already being used across Australian agriculture.

For LPIN, the series is about more than highlighting research. It reflects the network’s commitment to accelerating the adoption of practical solutions through education, collaboration and knowledge sharing that helps farmers make informed decisions for their businesses.

Listen now through  Farming Together and follow LPIN on LinkedIn for future episode releases.

Whether you’re a farmer, adviser, researcher, policymaker or interested in the future of Australian agriculture, this series provides practical insights into how innovation is helping build productive and sustainable farming systems.

Episode schedule:

• Diesel to Decarbonisation– Karin Stark shares her journey transitioning a large mixed farm towards renewable energy, including lessons from implementing solar pumping and solar–diesel irrigation systems.  Released Wednesday 22 July 2026
• Decarbonising by the Glass– Maggie Jarrett from See Saw Wines discusses how organics, soil health, solar, lighter packaging and integrated vineyard practices are helping reduce emissions and build resilience. Available on Wednesday 5^thAugust 2026 
• Charred for Change– John Winter explores the potential of biochar to improve soils, store carbon and create new opportunities from farm residues and bioenergy. Available on Wednesday 19^thAugust 2026 
• Berrying Carbon: A Farm’s Green Ammonia Story– Hugh Mackinnon from Mountford Berries and Professor PJ Cullen, Chief Scientific Officer (PlasmaLeap Technologies) discuss the future of low-emissions fertiliser production and what green ammonia could mean for horticulture. Available on Wednesday 2^ndSeptember 2026 
• The Diesel Drive towards Decarbonisation– Nick Sissoev and Dean Shipp share insights from a trial of hydrogen-injection technology to reduce diesel use and emissions. Available on Wednesday 16^thSeptember 2026 
• Farming Flavour into a Future Towards Decarbonisation– Rowan Berecry from Good Rich Fruit Company explores biological farming practices improving soil health, reducing inputs and supporting productive, resilient orchards. Available on Wednesday 30^thSeptember 2026