Rob Inglis's guest appearances

Rob Inglis

TalkingPFAS

Heisenbook 2.0

Sheep Connect NSW Podcast

Chris Higgins

Emily King

Jennifer Spencer

Jen Smith

Claire Smith

Ravi Naidu

Will Wilson

Dr Brown

Ben Swain

Megan Rogers

Nathan Scott

Kate Washington

Lesley Prior

Brett Turner

Garret Ellison

OwlTail

Today we are joined by Rob Inglis of Elders to talk all about optimising lambing this season. Rob is the livestock production coordinator for Elders as well as being heavily involved with many research projects with Australian Wool Innovation. 

Today we are joined by Rob Inglis of Elders to talk all about optimising lambing this season. Rob is the livestock production coordinator for Elders as well as being heavily involved with many research projects with Australian Wool Innovation.

Optimising lambing this season with Rob Inglis

Sharon McLay

Today's extended Talking PFAS News edition is discussing the use of firefighting foams containing PFAS in Tasmania. Primarily this episode focuses on the use of PFAS firefighting foams by the Tasmanian Fire Service (TFS). PFAS became an issue of focus during the recent State election in May.  My guests today are journalist Rob Inglis from The Examiner and Advocate Newspapers in Hobart, and Sharon McLay who was a candidate for the Animal Justice Party in the recent election.  Sharon also has a 30 year history of previously being a professional firefighter for the MFB in Victoria.  Rob Inglis wrote some recent articles about PFAS foams in Tasmania after firefighters refused to use foams which contain PFAS.  The United Firefighters Union have also shared their opinion with Rob Inglis and at a press conference (prior to the May State election) in Hobart. Today's episode also will include statements from AirServices and TasPorts regarding their use of firefighting foams containing PFAS or actions to remove them.  In 2018 the Tasmanian EPA published a PFAS Action Plan for Tasmania, which was updated in August, 2019. This update provides a record of actions taken so far by TFS, Airservices and Tasports.  Plus I received updated comments from these organisations which are read throughout today's episode.SHOW NOTES:Rob Inglis Journalist - Recent PFAS Articles discussed today:https://www.examiner.com.au/story/7219762/really-nasty-firies-ablaze-over-use-of-toxic-foam-in-tasmania/https://www.examiner.com.au/story/7233142/tasmanian-firefighters-refuse-to-use-pfas-foam-linked-to-cancer/Remediation of PFAS-related impacts ongoing scrutiny and review - Australian PFAS Inquiry JSCFADT https://www.aph.gov.au/Parliamentary_Business/Committees/Joint/Foreign_Affairs_Defence_and_Trade/PFASRemediationTasmania PFAS Action Plan - Progress Update August 2019:https://epa.tas.gov.au/Documents/PFAS%20Action%20Plan%20for%20Tasmania%20Progress%20Update%20Aug%202019.pdf

Today's extended Talking PFAS News edition is discussing the use of firefighting foams containing PFAS in Tasmania. Primarily this episode focuses on the use of PFAS firefighting foams by the Tasmanian Fire Service (TFS). PFAS became an issue of focus during the recent State election in May. My guests today are journalist Rob Inglis from The Examiner and Advocate Newspapers in Hobart, and Sharon McLay who was a candidate for the Animal Justice Party in the recent election. Sharon also has a 30 year history of previously being a professional firefighter for the MFB in Victoria. Rob Inglis wrote some recent articles about PFAS foams in Tasmania after firefighters refused to use foams which contain PFAS. The United Firefighters Union have also shared their opinion with Rob Inglis and at a press conference (prior to the May State election) in Hobart. Today's episode also will include statements from AirServices and TasPorts regarding their use of firefighting foams containing PFAS or actions to remove them. In 2018 the Tasmanian EPA published a PFAS Action Plan for Tasmania, which was updated in August, 2019. This update provides a record of actions taken so far by TFS, Airservices and Tasports. Plus I received updated comments from these organisations which are read throughout today's episode. SHOW NOTES: Rob Inglis Journalist - Recent PFAS Articles discussed today:<a href="https://www.examiner.com.au/story/7219762/really-nasty-firies-ablaze-over-use-of-toxic-foam-in-tasmania/https://www.examiner.com.au/story/7233142/tasmanian-firefighters-refuse-to-use-pfas-foam-linked-to-cancer/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.examiner.com.au/story/7219762/really-nasty-firies-ablaze-over-use-of-toxic-foam-in-tasmania/https://www.examiner.com.au/story/7233142/tasmanian-firefighters-refuse-to-use-pfas-foam-linked-to-cancer/</a> Remediation of PFAS-related impacts ongoing scrutiny and review - Australian PFAS Inquiry JSCFADT <a href="https://www.aph.gov.au/Parliamentary_Business/Committees/Joint/Foreign_Affairs_Defence_and_Trade/PFASRemediation" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.aph.gov.au/Parliamentary_Business/Committees/Joint/Foreign_Affairs_Defence_and_Trade/PFASRemediation</a> Tasmania PFAS Action Plan - Progress Update August 2019:<a href="https://epa.tas.gov.au/Documents/PFAS%20Action%20Plan%20for%20Tasmania%20Progress%20Update%20Aug%202019.pdf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://epa.tas.gov.au/Documents/PFAS%20Action%20Plan%20for%20Tasmania%20Progress%20Update%20Aug%202019.pdf</a>

Ep 26 Talking PFAS News Tasmania use of PFAS Firefighting Foams - Guests Rob Inglis Journalist Sharon McLay candidate state election May 2021

Many farmers are no doubt grateful for the rain continuing to fall throughout parts of New South Wales. Although we love the precipitation coupled with the warm weather we need to be on the lookout for the potential animal health and nutritional concerns that may develop. In this episode of It's Time For Ewe Fiona Macarthur is joined by Robert Inglis to talk about this topic. Rob was raised on his family farm in southern New South Wales and completed a Bachelor of Science and an associate diploma in farm management. Rob worked as an agronomist, farm manger and ruminant nutrition technical officer before resuming his current role as the Livestock Production manager for Elders. In addition to his work at Elders Rob works extensively with industry. To date he has facilitated about 30 Lifetime Ewe Management Groups and collaborated with AWI and MLA to deliver Bred Well Fed Well workshops and more recently he has delivered our popular Winning With Weaners workshop. 

Many farmers are no doubt grateful for the rain continuing to fall throughout parts of New South Wales. Although we love the precipitation coupled with the warm weather we need to be on the lookout for the potential animal health and nutritional concerns that may develop. In this episode of It's Time For Ewe Fiona Macarthur is joined by Robert Inglis to talk about this topic. Rob was raised on his family farm in southern New South Wales and completed a Bachelor of Science and an associate diploma in farm management. Rob worked as an agronomist, farm manger and ruminant nutrition technical officer before resuming his current role as the Livestock Production manager for Elders. In addition to his work at Elders Rob works extensively with industry. To date he has facilitated about 30 Lifetime Ewe Management Groups and collaborated with AWI and MLA to deliver Bred Well Fed Well workshops and more recently he has delivered our popular Winning With Weaners workshop.

Spring animal health and nutrition update with Rob Inglis