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EP Ag Chats - conversations connecting generations of experience and innovation in Agriculture on the Eyre Peninsula. The good bits, the bad bits and everything in between.
For more information about AIR EP and to get involved with your local research committee or receive our e-newsletters, check out the AIR EP website airep.com.au for our contact details – we are always happy to talk!
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Today on EPAgChats Dan Bergmann, a young farmer from a property near Ceduna on the Far West Coast of South Australia, chats to Peter Kuhlmann, a third-generation farmer and well-known advocate and early adopter for broadacre agriculture in South Australia. Peter has held positions on a number of industry boards, is a graduate of the Australian Rural Leadership Program, and a former winner of the Australian ‘Farmer of the Year’ award.
Peter’s family has been on the property at Mudamuckla in the state’s far west since 1911. Peter speaks about his time on the soil board and EPARF (Eyre Peninsula Agricultural Research Foundation) on which served 13 years, some of that as chairperson. As well as other numerous positions he has held.
Dan delves into Peter’s journey and how it has shaped his farming practices and business to how it is run today. Peter’s unique situation of farming from his home office in Adelaide has brought with it opportunities to be able to be involved on industry boards and the ability to take a step back from the farm and view things from a different perspective.
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