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EPISODE · Apr 14, 2026 · 14 MIN

From Paddocks to Power — Canola and Australia’s Biofuel Future Podcast Blurb

from Afternoons with Brent Bultitude · host Super Radio Network

Brent talks with Vítor Pistóia, Senior Grains and Oilseeds Analyst at Rabobank, to explore a major shift in how Australia’s agricultural sector could intersect with global energy security. With fuel prices volatile and global oil markets under pressure, new analysis suggests Australian canola may play a growing role not just in food exports, but in producing renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel. We break down how biofuels fit into the global push to decarbonise transport, why diesel and aviation remain difficult to electrify, and what this means for Australia’s farmers and fuel independence. We also explore the opportunity and the trade-off — Australia exporting raw canola while importing large volumes of diesel — and whether expanding domestic processing could change that equation. It’s a discussion about agriculture, energy security, and how a familiar crop could become a strategic fuel source in the years ahead.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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