Hi everybody, we have been working on doing a podcast for a while and figured we have to start somewhere or it will never happen. It’s not perfect but it will hopefully get better! Thanks for all the support

Never seen 4 blokes more comfortable talking about themselves in front of the camera.

You guys have become one of my favourites youtube channel to watch. It is all of you that made this channel brilliant. It is not just the D11, but what work you do with it that makes it interesting for me, as well as thd bit of fun that releases any stress. I often stuck to channels that show the work, beforehand, the action and the aftermath and risk/reward longterm work. Keep up the great work.

Matt doing a great job on these blogs, you are a key to the success of the “Jackson Bros”. Great to hear from Pete re the carbon conversations. Keep up the good work. All power to Phil and Brad an enjoy the break. Cheers

Thanks guys, great to watch & listen. Safe trip fellas and good luck Matt with the new bubs 🥳

My wife and I toured around Australia several years ago. My main goal was to see some of the outback and we did get to see some amazing sights. Drove from Sydney to Cairnes, flew to Aires rock, then went to Allis Springs. From there we took the Ghan railway to Adelaide ( wonderful scenic trip), from there the ferry to Tasmania and back. From there back to Sydney, unbelievable places to see. From Sydney back to Canada. We had a rental car from wherever we were and drove 7900 km. So happy we did that trip as now my wife has passed away and I’m getting too old to do it again. Keep making videos, I love seeing you guys.👍👍

A good yarn Matt and crew, wishing the travellers a good trip, and hoping all is well with mum and bub no 5

I agree with MR. Jackson, the climate is always changing and man cant not control it!

Being in farming since 1983 and also being a a field service mechanic by trade, I personally like the older equipment because I can fix it myself. And if I were to have something catastrophic happen I would be more able to buy a replacement fairly reasonably. I grew up running older machines and my father taught me how to fix them. I think you’re on the right track. I really enjoy watching this channel. I also enjoy watching all of you together, you’re a funny group of guys. Have a great day and blessings!!

Well Said Peter about Renewables

Love the Shed Podcast idea. What you talked about and how the conversation and different topics flowed was great. IMHO the best podcasts start off with a topic like the season, crops or something but just move with the flow from there. Just go where the conversation takes you. If you get too far off track you can always go back to what was originally being talked about if there is more to cover. The podcast idea fits in well with the KZfaq content which can be more task specific with video and details. Maybe one podcast per month depending on ideas for content topics? Keep up the great work and looking forward to the next instalment.

Thank you, gentleman, for sharing your open shed 'Board' meeting.... Brilliant fly on the wall stuff. Very informative! Very enjoyable!

That was a fun little sit with y’all chatting around the table. You have my vote for a “Proverbs with Peter” segment! Lol the audio was great by the way, I had no trouble hearing what each of y’all were saying. As far as topics go, I like the recap and a bit deeper explanation to what’s been happening in the previous videos. That was petty cool! I was starting to wonder if Phil had parted ways with being in the videos.. glad you’re feeling better now though! It was good to see you!

Nice advert for CAT on the 44 ( 205lt). Better hit them up for a full drum for the world wide exposure they just got.

Don’t let dad hold himself back. People need to learn this shit if they don’t know they won’t ever know the more we talk about this climate change bullshit the better.

Thank you for sharing your family, awesome talk.

Good to hear you guys talking about what's happening on your farms. An early video instead of about 5pm. Thanks for sharing guys 👍

Nice work guys. It ain’t easy to sit in front of a camera and talk, but you guys did it in a really down to earth way. I’ve always been interested in farming but never had a farm of my own. So I really enjoyed hearing more about your farm enterprise and how you go about making decisions regarding crops, machinery and marketing. It’s great that you’ve taken the development block on, fixing some of the previous damage to make it productive again. All the best.

Great to see you all together loved the shed boardroom meeting safe travel's and keep up the great videos😊

Was out western Qld and watching a yankee die hard green machine die hard on uTube. Grew up in the city, found use boys and stick to it, local. Thoroughly enjoy your content. I have an old mate down the road who keeps telling me, the more grey hairs you have gives you different perspectives on problem solving. Lol. So true. Just like climate change, depends on how far back you go for a base line,. Cheers Fellas.

When peter said plenty of people have operated d10/ d11 in mines but not many doing earthworks, contours, stick dams he is right. Not to mention the matinance and services in the mines you basically sit in them and that's it. Unfortunately it's hard to get the skills doing earthworks, contours ect these days unless someone is willing to put the time into teaching you

Great podcast as it’s always good to hear how your farm is run and what you are going etc

Thanks for what you all do. I enjoy every podcast you guys do, so keep up the good work and keep it safe while you work.

Hi Great podcast. Really enjoy the contribution that Mr Jackson (snr) makes and some of his one liners

Like your table support----So nice to see you all together----good looking team!!!!!!!!

Hey up lads thanks for doing this and your dad he's a smart old fella/brother, looking forward to some holiday vids and maybe some of Matt working

I think that this was fantastic.There is so much valuable information not only about farming but staying in business in general.

Thanks Guys, This was just great to watch and to follow the issues of dry land farming. Please keep up the good work.

Another good chat. Topics for future discussion- succession and how you achieved it eg fair may not be equal and equal may not be fair. I’m also keen on debt structuring so would be interested in hearing how you have done that side of things. Keep up the good work.

Well done Team Jackson, and yes I did listen to it all. 😊. Very good to hear you all chatting about things. Trip is sounding awesome, hope it goes well for you and the Jeep behaves itself.

Awesome a great laugh or two there.

Good job, hope to see more.

Hey boys surly you do heaps more and maybe get on Spotify so we can listen to you blokes in the tractor or where ever. Cheers

Great setting for a Pod cast, keep up what you do.

Enjoy your podcast, best to family's, travel safely.

Got to get Phil back on the D11 work be in happy place 😊😊👍👍

It's great to see your season of to a great start. Yous guys deserve a good result after all the hard work that you have put in

This was wonderful!

Greetings from Bloomington, Indiana, USA!!!!! Really enjoying the videos....keep them coming. You all do an amazing job and are so resourceful!!!! Thanks.....

great, love a good farm podcast

You 3 boys have a special daddy, I farmed with my dad as yall did, dirt bikes and all, thanks for sharing

Thanks Matt and all, I really enjoyed that. As to future content, I'd love to hear more about the risk/reward issues involved in large scale (to me) farming. You have a huge investment in equipment and roll the dice with each cropping decision. The last few years have been kind, with good rains. But it could easily go the other way, I know. Even with good rain, it seems that margins are low, given fixed costs. Some insight there (without giving away secrets) would be fascinating. All best, love the channel, its my fave. Phil

Love it guys, keep it up

Really enjoyed the podcast. Greetings from North Central Ohio. 😅

Peter you have made a very good point on carbon Lol.. By the Way Top job gents top job...

hi from Ireland ,i enjoy the videos keep them coming

Excellent podcast. Continue doing these in the future. Really enjoyed comments about renewable resources. How about some comments about debt management in the future. Of course keep your crop management videos keep coming. Great job from all of you.

Enjoyed your Podcast Like all the videos an excellent job Audio with the microphones was excellent so whoever set it up did a great job Its always good to hear farming topics and why you do various things on the property Keep em coming

The old boy is completely correct

Just a Bathurst resident here fellas watching proud to be an AUSSIE

Great stuff keep up the good work

Well done guys Thanks for taking time off to share your info

Great podcast So real Have a great holiday

Great podcast. There was lots of interesting info your regular videos don't cover. Thanks for posting Matt

Very enjoyable thanks.

I'm still waiting for a description of the different properties with a bit of history.

That was awesome,

There is a high price society pays for mankinds moral failure. Good video, My lot seem to remember the things I did wrong rather than the good. Hoping for a safe arrival for the new Bub. Thanks. If Brad has trouble with the car, there is a great caravan park at North Star, I’m told.

Bloody good show gents. Enjoyed it immensely. Cheers n beers

Well done team good to hear what you do to farm were you are ,we are a different game here in NZ

the only thing missing is the BEER

I love your lifestyle simple and rewarding long hours Great Family.

Matt , You Guys are Natural Great talent , I can see a great future for Your Podcast on the ABC Sunday Morning - replacing Insiders , Offsiders and Landline , 6hrs of The Jackson Brothers on Sundays ..... ABC TV , You and the ABC would have a winner .... Cheers keep up the good work ... Dave ...

Hi. I having been watching your videos for a while now I think the podcast idea would be great. I worked around Croppa creek area for around eight years

Carbon is yesterday's sunshine...

That was great job

Interesting chat gents. Great to hear your thoughts.

Interesting ramble on the general economic approach, and some of Peter's thinking based on a good few years of making money out of moisture. Be good to maybe do a bit of a time line on how you got to the present day from when Peter had the farm. Good easy listen. Good health on #5 Matt and happy trails to the travelers.

Thanks guys

And forgot too said Pete spot on about renewable energy if you buy now when people release there machines the batteries or gas engine will be no doubt worn out and in my opinion needs replacing as not enough work gone in too in moving them good on you Pete about this as government pushing habit too much on this and nobody's going in long lasting machineor cars with long last a thing 👍

2 or 3 podcasts a year would be good, as long as you have something to say. Great video.

Good stuff

That was a good listen need to start somewhere. I guess the next 1 will be post harvest or post trip. Takes a bit for everyone to warm up

For me just be good farmers and keep your hummer it works a treat good luck with that Jeep !! 😢😎🇦🇺

Should have put the GPS man on loud speaker 😊

Yer well like you said it getting better so I will look forward for next podcast and seating around not get the chickpeas in the ground lol gordon uk

Hey Phill, maybe you try a mixture of lemon, honey and clove tea , might just help a sore throat???

Okay, I'll be the guinea pig and ask a couple of Questions. At Farmfest, Brad indicated that you as a group, run 2700 hectares of cropping, is that enough for four families long term, given that over time you will suffer from droughts? With inputs costs continually rising, and unlikely to level out, are you limited into what crops you can successfully grow with your country (East of the Highway)?

❤ from Norway

Legends.

Great work on your first podcast just think a few beers on the table would make it a bit more casual

Knowing what a gazetted road is simple. it is a named sealed or unsealed road regularly maintained by a local or state government body upon which the general public have unlimited rights of access. (Law Insider) In outback Australia knowing which roads are gazetted is the issue. Outback touring guides like those published by HEMA give you a good guide but for lesser roads the only real way to know is to contact the relevant local council. In my admittedly limited experience station roads and tracks including those leading to well known and frequently visited local attractions can be an issue particularly in relation to car hire and roadside assistance contracts. Some of these contracts explicitly state that insurance cover does not apply if the nominated vehicle is operated on a non-gazetted road.

Just do what you are doing, it’s great, so don’t reinvent the wheel

Could you show the cotton at the cotton gin?

It great to set down for a chat with family ... Can you chat about how did us start in farming. Did you guys get a degree did you go to uni TAFE I'm keen to know about farming because I have severe dyslexia but farming is what I ❤do

Dodgey as table ferr a start....

Would also be great to put on Spotify / iTunes

The old man was right. 100% of the carbon that was here at the start of the planet is still here

Your Boardroom Table looks like it is sponsored by a machinery mob. I hope they have offered to fix the Jeep as remuneration!

As long as the tractor drives straight with gps..

good idea having a podcast. Definately one of my favourite farming channels. Do you have plans to release this as an audio only version as well? either way, good to have this content on the channnel. cheers from NZ

all equipment breaks down new and old

Just because a machine is new doesn’t mean that it is free of breakdowns. And there is new tools and computer systems to repair yourself.

Another question, in discussing the east west direction for rows, have you thought about planting at an angle to maximise shade. Seems to me that if you can keep the sun from baking the ground it may reduce moisture loss.

sly hand goes up at 8:46

All you need to do is bring in true stars of the show, JD and Robbo for one on one discussions and watch them squirm 😊

Topics ….knowing some family history would be good

You bought a Jeep now you have to put up with it

Have u got a truck and float ready to pick up brads car and van for when he breaks down

Who advised you Brad to buy a Jeep ??