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Humans of Agriculture

Humans of Agriculture

We"re going behind the scenes to see and understand modern agriculture, because no matter whether you"re in it or not, you probably don"t know all the pieces to just how incredible, diverse and multi-layered agriculture is. We do this by uncovering the real stories, experiences and voices of modern agriculture.

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8:02

Spotlight: Hear from the Lifeline to Farmer Lifeline...

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2024/05/26

This special spotlight is on a support service that is too important not to know about. We met Ross Blanch a member of the Farmer to Lifeline Farmer support program. He's been a lifeline volunteer for more than 31 years and in the past 4 years since starting the Farmer to Lifeline Farmer help line he's answered more than 4,000 calls from Aussie Farmers.If you can share this with a friend, that would be incredible.If you or someone you know, is requiring support the service can be reached on

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16:42

Tom & Mick: The 'cattle baron dribbler' aka Jeremy...

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2024/05/23

Tom and Mick interview Jeremy Cummins, a professional cattle buyer and feedlotter. Jeremy shares his background in the industry, his experience working with his uncle, and his transition into feedlotting. He discusses the types of cattle he buys and the markets he targets. Jeremy also talks about the current sentiment in the cattle market and his predictions for the future. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the Beef Week event and the networking opportunities it

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36:09

Chasing Dreams, Farming for a Better Future and...

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2024/05/21

In 2020, Harry Lloyd was a little lost. He had just finished University and couldn't chase his dream of being a cowboy in America due to the COVID-19 pandemic. At the same time, we'djust started the Humans of Agriculture Podcast and Harry was recommended to listen, which turned out to be a pretty pivotal moment for him. "The one thing I took away from the podcast is to say yes. Plan A's not going to happen anytime soon, so I'll just start saying yes to opportunities and see where it leads

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42:53

Nuffield CEO “If you can’t speak the language, you...

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2024/05/14

Jodie Redcliffe studied Psychology, can speak fluent Japanese, is a mother of three and her first memories in agriculture are feeding poddy calves on her Pa’s dairy farm. There’s a lot to unpack in this episode! As a youngster, Jodie moved around regional Queensland as her father worked in pigs and poultry. “He actually liked pigs a lot more than poultry. And then ironically, I married a chook farmer, which kinda was a little weird to begin with.”If there is someone in your network who is a

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36:18

Boys To The Bush - "We're doing what a lot of parents...

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2024/05/07

Adam DeMamiel is the CEO, Director and Co-Founder of Boys To The Bush, a charity which supports vulnerable youth with intensive programs. His role has changed over the years so now he's not the one running the programs, but empowering others around him to do so. Having his staff find reward from the work they do with kids and speak passionately about their work is what fills Adam's cup. "I'm not actually working with the kids these days. But for me now, it's just hearing all these stories

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9:32

Mini: What's been happening at Humans of Ag - Dairy,...

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2024/04/30

Hey! We're back and this week we thought given it's the first of May, we'd do a quick check in with what's happening at Humans of Ag.We've been out filming with goFARM, NSW DPI, Dairy Australia, and the team at BlackBox. Our Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) in conversation series are alive and well on their channels. We've had the chance to sit on the banks of the Namoi river with Greg Rummery in Walgett, on Tom Coggan's deck overlooking a creek and in a few paddocks with

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46:40

Events Extraordinaire, Mountaineer, Plane Crash...

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2024/04/23

We won't be able to give Esther Price justice in these show notes, but if you have ever been in the room with her then you know just how ExtraOrdinary she is. The influence she has on people around her is incredible, particularly when she is on stage, she really is absolutely captivating. Esther calls Western Australia (WA) home and always has. She is about to become a Grandmother and is more physically fit than ever. "I've had the privilege of work and a love for adventure taking me all

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28:46

Agriculture at Airports “I never thought I'd be...

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2024/04/16

“I never thought I'd be chatting on an agriculture podcast.”Founder and CEO of IVM Group, Nick Bloor describes his business as having a mission to improve people's lives through plant science. At only 19 years old, Nick founded his first business in vegetation management space. To us, Nick’s work is pretty mind-blowing. And he is so humble in how he talks about the business growth and people. To Nick, people are everything. “I don't grow a business, our people do.”Podcast partnership: Nick

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22:26

The Tom and Mick Show with Justin ‘Oaky’ Oakenfull

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2024/04/11

Welcome back to the Tom and Mick Show! In this episode they are joined by special guest - Justin Oakenfull, from Elders at Inverell and recently the 2024 National Young Auctioneer Of The Year! Key Topics:Justin's journey in the auctioneering and livestock industryMarket trends and predictions in the livestock industryJustin's pump-up routine and favourite podcasts for the road (cheers for the shout-out, Justin!) *Note this was recorded in early April and the livestock markets have shifted

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56:11

Letting consumers 'subscribe' for their eggs with...

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2024/04/09

To describe Sarah Sivyer as worldly and business savvy would be absolutely under-selling her. Sarah describes herself as a ‘serious data nerd’ and a ‘serious business model nerd’. After sitting down with her to record the podcast, we believe it and love it!“I'm going to sound a bit wacky, I just love excellent businesses.”Sarah has some incredible experiences and habits that have led to this appetite for continual growth and data-driven success. Just to name a few: Combined Chemical

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23:11

A future in the family business and Industry...

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2024/04/02

This week we're sitting down with Nancy Crawshaw, the New Zealand winner of the Zanda McDonald Award.Nancy shares her journey in agriculture and the importance of connection to the land. She discusses the multi-generational impact in agriculture and the responsibility of caring for the land for future generations. Nancy talks about her experiences as a Quality Assurance manager in Naracoorte and the challenges and growth that came with managing a team through COVID. She highlights the power

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21:22

Let’s get to know the 2024 Zanda McDonald Award...

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2024/03/26

Tessa Chartres is the 2024 Zanda McDonald Award winner for Australia, in this episode she sits down with host Oli Le Lievre to chat about her background, her role as the General Manager of Business Development at Murray Irrigation Limited (MIL). She highlights the impact of the drought on regional communities and the importance of long-term thinking in preserving agricultural assets for future generations. Tess also shares her involvement with as the Chair of the Southwest Music Regional

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21:25

It has been 4 years since the first HOA episode was...

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2024/03/19

We're about a quarter of the way through 2024 (HOW?!) and we thought it was time to give our Community a bit of an update. It's almost exactly 4 years since the release of our first ever podcast, and there's been almost 250 podcasts since then which feels HUGE. In that time so much has evolved as we continue to grow and adapt. A quick shout out to all the ExtraOrdinary humans who have shared their story with us in that time! In this episode, Oli and Milly talk about where HOA is today,

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53:21

"My Eyesight is Failing Every Day, but I think my...

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2024/03/12

Mark Peart believes that purpose should drive a business, closely followed by Profit.It's a concept that may take a bit to digest, however, Mark's views are that with profit, the opportunity to do good can continue for a longer term.Mark has had an extraordinary career, in his early 30s he decided the dream job and life he was living was not necessarily the pathway he wanted to continue to take. He transitioned through various roles, working across Australian agriculture, property

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28:40

"My Eyesight is Failing Every Day, but I think my...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2024/03/11

Mark Peart believes that purpose should drive a business, closely followed by Profit.It's a concept that may take a bit to digest, however, Mark's views are that with profit, the opportunity to do good can continue for a longer term.Mark has had an extraordinary career, in his early 30s he decided the dream job and life he was living was not necessarily the pathway he wanted to continue to take. He transitioned through various roles, working across Australian agriculture, property

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11:37

In The Know: This is the Tom and Mick Show with Jimmy...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2024/03/07

This is the Tom and Mick Show! In this episode they are joined by special guest - cattle buyer Jimmy Blain, AKA 'Bull Train'. They cover the following:What keeps Jimmy occupied day-to-dayCattle market trends and weather impact Sheep and wool markets Market outlooks and predictions What podcasts Jimmy listens to on the road

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38:22

“I'd like to be a farmer, can you teach me?” The...

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2024/03/05

Hamish Marr has been in the room for some of New Zealand Agriculture’s key discussions, yet the moment that he is most proud of and one that has defined his life more than any other was when a young boy asked him if he could teach him to be a farmer.Several years on from that initial conversation, Hamish continues to mentor and coach Fergus on his family's property on the South Island of New Zealand. “Fergus, he's a success story. He couldn't be farming, but now he is, and our industry is

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20:42

Fishing for Answers and Debunking Aquaculture. "3...

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2024/03/04

From Italy and French Polynesia to New Zealand and Australia, Roberta Marcoli has committed herself to research in aquaculture. Roberta’s energy is infectious and we learnt so much about the ocean and the world under the sea, how it has evolved to where it is today and how it can help shape the future. Roberta understands how communities around the world rely on fish, and how we can ensure we are not depleting our ocean resources through fishing activity. Co-hosts Oli Le Lievre and Milly

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14:32

The opportunity starts in the dirt - we’re at evokeAG...

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2024/03/03

Katia Taylor was always passionate about making a difference in the environment and climate. She initially began studying politics at University, but soon decided that she could have far more impact through science. And for Katia, agricultural science is the biggest platform to have the influence she wants to have in the world. She is now a Postdoctoral Researcher with CSIRO, looking at all things soil biomes, microbes, carbon, nutrients and crop residues. Essentially looking at ways to

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21:53

Our Robotics Guy gives a Cooking class at evokeAG...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2024/02/29

Guy Coleman entered the evokeAG stage and started handing around ANZAC biscuits his Mum had made. He was also holding his Grandmother’s 27th edition Country Women's Association cookbook. And then he started talking about open source weed technology. He explains that open source technology means that a fundamental idea is available for everyone to iterate upon and make different versions of, just like the ANZAC biscuit recipe. This way, improvements and accessibility can be made at a much

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