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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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41:53

"Stronger together": get to know the Coggan siblings...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2025/08/04

Choosing to get along seems to be the mindset critical to the success of the Coggan family mixed farming business over five generations. Juggling a massive beef, lamb and grain operation in Queensland's Western Downs, siblings Emily, Tom and Sarah are fast becoming a leading force in the early adoption of ag technology.They're the first beef farmers in Australia to use halter collars, allowing them to double the number of breeder cattle grazing otherwise unproductive land, with virtually

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18:54

Spotlight: Maddie Morgan on what drives her to better...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2025/07/30

They say you can't be what you can't see, and thankfully there are many incredible role models for women in agriculture these days. When entering the workforce and feeling a little untethered, Maddie Morgan saw a need to better connect those women and grow support networks for industry professionals. As if being an agribusiness lawyer and helping on her family's farm in Condamine QLD wasn't enough, Maddie co-founded the Women in Agriculture network, which keeps her busy and most importantly

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45:29

“The decisions I make today? They won’t hit a plate...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2025/07/28

Charlie Perry reckons he might know more intricate details of the health of his Wagyu bulls than he does of his kids! He's fascinated by the genomic data behind every calf he breeds, which allows him to make incremental genetic gains for the betterment of the supply chains he services. And he'd have to be pretty patient too, with the results of the careful breeding decisions he makes today taking four years to show up on the consumer's plate. With the 2025 Trent Bridge Wagyu bull sale

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11:51

In The Know: What does opening our doors to US beef...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2025/07/24

Yesterday’s surprise move to lift biosecurity restrictions on US beef imports has sent ripples through Aussie ag - with historical concerns around potentially devastating diseases like foot and mouth or mad cow entering our shores.It comes as rumours swirl about a possible hike in tariffs on Aussie exports to the US. Is this a long-planned, science-based decision, or is there something more strategic at play?We speak with agricultural policy and trade expert Andrew Henderson to unpack the

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9:21

Agricultural land boom: analyst Paul Joules explains...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2025/07/23

If one word could sum up the current agricultural land market - volatile - is how Rabobank analyst Paul Joules would describe it. He reckons the unprecedented 80% growth in land prices in recent years is changing the way farmers make decisions... shifting their focus to productivity over expansion. This bite-size chat touches on the influence of commodity prices and global supply chains on land values, as well as the emerging trend of partnerships in farm purchases.takeawaysAgricultural

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19:44

Steering the future: trucking legend Glenn ‘Yogi’...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2025/07/21

You won't find too many fellas as genuinely happy and passionate about their job as Glenn 'Yogi' Kendall.Yogi is a prominent figure in the trucking community - a celebrity even - with a cult following on TV show Outback Truckers and well known for his tireless work mentoring rookie drivers. Yogi is a big believer in the value of good old fashioned, honest, hard work. He's barely had a day off in his 28 year career but finds solace from the spotlight in the hours of solitude he spends on the

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20:55

Corporate to country: Tom & Mick find the red meat...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2025/07/14

Tom Redden of Naparoo Pastoral never thought he'd circle back to the family farm after a stint in the corporate world but the opportunities he saw in the red meat supply chain were too enticing.Tom chats with Tom & Mick about the 'sweet spot' he's found in the paddock to plate business model, based in Coonabarabran NSW. TakeawaysTom Redden is a fourth-generation farmer who transitioned back to the family business after a corporate career in the meat industryTom's farm focuses on Aussie

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20:00

Geopolitical turmoil: Vitor Pistoia explains what's...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2025/07/07

As the geopolitical situation shall we say... deteriorates, what impact are overseas conflicts and trade disputes having on Aussie grain markets? Vitor Pistoia, Senior Grains and Oilseeds Analyst for Rabobank, is watching global events closely and joins Oli to explain the resulting market dynamics, as well as the opportunities for canola growers as the Sustainable Aviation Fuels industry gains traction. takeawaysGeopolitical events have a lag effect on grain pricesSustainable aviation fuel

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34:52

Angling for better mental wellbeing: the Bayer Big...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2025/06/30

When you're in the grip of drought, with livestock to feed and budgets to recalibrate, it can feel impossible to escape the business for a mental break.But the Bayer Big Fish Challenge is giving farmers the perfect excuse. It's an all-year-round nationwide fishing competition, which anyone can be part of, and every big fish caught raises money for mental health charity The Fly Project. A win-win! Hear farmer Brad Stillard and program facilitator Matt Tripet share their personal stories, and

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36:00

When the worlds of ag science, comms and policy...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2025/06/23

It's a good thing Aly Bunton loves talking to people, as her Public Affairs role with Bayer Crop Science Australia depends on good relationships. And it's not just with the suits in Canberra; Aly is well-connected with scientists and farmers all over to ensure Bayer stays on the front foot of industry issues globally, and that Governments are aware of how different policies impact Aussie farmers.With no previous ties to farming, a career in agriculture was a little unexpected for Aly. She

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52:17

Agricultural advocacy: how can it shift from...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2025/06/16

In an increasingly noisy world, how can ag speak with a unified, consistent voice?The changing dynamics of agricultural advocacy in Australia has caught our attention, and we're keen to explore whether industry representation is still 'fit for purpose' in a rapidly shifting political and social landscape. With around 270 farm advocacy bodies in Australia with a combined annual spend of $400-600 million, there's no shortage of voices sticking up for ag. But how effective are they in

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29:04

Tom & Mick chat new opportunities with Stuart Austin

Humans of Agriculture ·

2025/06/09

Cattleman Stuart Austin doesn't shy away from a challenge and his next venture is no exception. Stuart is well-known for his work in the natural capital space in his former role as General Manager of Wilmot Cattle Company, a regenerative grass fed beef operation in NSW. In this chat with Tom & Mick, Stuart explains the various arms of his new venture Audacious Agriculture and the land-use challenges he's noticing overseas, which he thinks we could learn from. Despite the career

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13:32

Mini: How AgRi-Silience is helping SA farmers, with...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2025/06/04

It's not often you get the chance to hit the pause button, zoom out and look at the bigger picture of your farming business.Farmers are often great at being operational - getting the crop in, or managing livestock cycles - but perhaps not as well practiced at thinking through a strategic plan: where you want your business to go and how you want to go about it. Many of us tend to simply let things unfold and that's why Jeanette Long's pearls of wisdom are so helpful - she's a director,

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49:18

Learning from YouTube and the upsides of first-gen...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2025/06/02

Six years ago, South Australian accountant Tom Cosentino ditched his day job and bought a cattle property without ever having touched a cow before. Relying on YouTube to learn the basics, Tom reckons his naivete has also helped endear him to other farmers willing to teach. Hear how Tom feels great freedom without the ‘generational inertia’ behind him, and perhaps under less pressure than those who’ve inherited a family businesses. He shares his rollercoaster experience as a

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69:54

Thanh the Fruit Nerd! Is Social Media the new shop...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2025/05/26

It's time to level up our produce game! There are few things more disappointing than biting into a floury apple, or cutting open a bruised avocado... if only we knew what mango to choose based on skin spots, or how to best store pears so they ripen perfectly…That, friends, is the mission of our next guest, Thanh ‘The Fruit Nerd’ Truong.He's put a modern spin on the traditional fruiterer, using his growing social media profile to share entertaining tips on choosing, storing and prepping

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27:17

"I don't wanna stuff it up": Jono Mudge takes on the...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2025/05/19

In this second episode of our AgRi-silience series, Jono Mudge gives a glimpse into the realities of stepping up as the next generation in a family business. It hasn't been an easy run of seasons for mixed farmers in South Australia's mid-north, but the AgRi-silience program came at the perfect time for Jono - deflecting his attention away from the seemingly endless dust, to what he can control. From the humble workshop whiteboard to navigating new apps, Jono explains how simple tools are

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31:47

Tom and Mick are back! This time with wool buyer José...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2025/05/14

After a brief hiatus, Tom and Mick are back at it... This time they sit down with their first international guest, José Paz Vermal of Argentina, to discuss the current state of play in the wool market.SummaryThis chat delves into the dynamics of the global wool market, discussing current trends and challenges. The market hasn't been flash for a while, but José thinks that can be turned around with a focus on quality and better marketing. Find out what opportunities there are for growers

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55:51

We’re sitting down for a succession planning...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2025/05/12

Succession planning is complicated territory for any business, but perhaps more so in farming with families at the core of most operations.It's not just relationships and family legacies that hinge on effective succession planning, it also plays a critical role in building strategic foresight, sustainability and continuity into a business. Succession is delicate stuff, so we thought we'd draw on the experience of accountant Chloe Arthur and lawyer Kirsty Evans to learn what can make the

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54:57

From stress to strategy: how the McInerneys built a...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2025/05/05

In the first episode of this special AgRi-silience series, we visit Mark and Rachel McInerney at Riverton, South Australia, to hear how they've navigated adversity, redefined their roles on the farm, and turned professional development into a catalyst for business renewal.In this chat you'll hear:How an HR masterclass became the starting point for major business change The impact of back-to-back climate challenges and how they planned through uncertaintyHow weekly planning, clear roles, and

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19:05

"Schools key to tapping into ag talent pool early"...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2025/04/28

A couple weeks back, I spotted through the Global Food Forum that Nutrien Ag Solutions has decided to partner with Primary Industries Education Foundation Australia. This move marks a big investment in how the ag industry interacts with the next generation of producers. So I decided to ring up Carissa Buckland, who works in Nutrien as their Director of Corporate Affairs.Carissa shares her unconventional journey from studying history and politics to working on farms and eventually climbing

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