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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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45:31

The day to day reality achieves the dreams with David...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2022/05/17

Welcome back to another week of the Humans of Agriculture podcast.This week, Oli Le Lievre sits down with David Kininmonth the manager at Mount Hesse a 8,000 acre Sheep operation in Winchelsea in South West Victoria.One of the coolest parts of this chat is, Dave was actually one of the very first people to give Oli a go in farming and over nearly (crazy to think) the past 20 years, Dave has been a mentor and provided opportunities and a sounding board for Oli in agriculture.In the chat,

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41:07

Storytelling from Tabloids to TikTok with Annabelle...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2022/05/10

Annabelle Cleeland has built her career around rural journalism. Growing up in Kew just on the outskirts of Melbourne's CBD Annabelle proudly told her dad at the age of 14 that she was going to be a farmer...Although the dream of farming was put on the backburner for a few years while she built her career, the love of agriculture and sharing stories of the people involved in the industry was always front of mind.Annabelle and I sat down for a bit of a chat ahead of a panel we're on in the

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51:01

From Bondi Rescue to Outback Ringers with Tommy Lawrence

Humans of Agriculture ·

2022/05/03

When you think of Humans of Agriculture you probably don’t think of a TV Producer, Director, or Cameraman but our next guest is just exactly that. Tommy Lawrence has worked on some of the most iconic TV shows Australia has ever had from X-Factor to Bondi Rescue, but it was his love for Rural Australia and life in the top end that has seen him bring the stories of people from across Northern Australia to TVs across the world.- Tom spent his childhood in Darwin, whilst attending High school

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35:05

The balance in timing & luck but the key is people...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2022/04/19

The Mort's family history in Australian agriculture goes back to the early days of Thomas Mort, Thomas was a pioneer and led some of the first exports of Beef from Australia. Today Charlie Mort is the founder and Executive Chairman of mort & Co, one of Australia's largest private beef businesses.Starting his career in the Stock and Station agency game, Charlie moved across Queensland for roles with Prime Ag that later became Elders. As the drought hit in the early 1990s, an opportunity

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34:21

Finding a home at Ronnie Mac with Tiff Sayers

Humans of Agriculture ·

2022/04/12

This week on the Humans of Agriculture podcast we’re heading back to share the story of an extraordinary family and Antola shirt ambassador.Tiff Sayers is an incredibly strong woman, I walked away from this chat just in awe of her resilience and optimism. In this episode Tiff shares her journey and the story of her daughter Ava.In March of 2021, Ava was diagnosed with Stage 4 Neuroblastoma only a month before her 8th birthday. For the past 12 months and for a further 6, Ava and her mum Tiff

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39:12

A Rural ambassador, Vet and Young Farming Champion...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2022/04/05

Dione Howard wears many hats: a National Rural Ambassador, Vet and Young Farming Champion.In high school she knew she wanted to be a doctor of sorts, the decision was whether she wanted to be a doctor of people or animals. It came down to she was a whole lot more comfortable dealing with animal blood than that of humans. She walked out of university and began her work near Hay in south-western NSW, in the midst of the drought, followed by bushfires and ultimately a pandemic. It has seen her

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36:23

Find Your Passion and Go For It with Stephen O'Brien

Humans of Agriculture ·

2022/03/29

Welcome back to another episode of the Humans of Agriculture podcast, hosted by Oli Le Lievre. This week we sit down with Stephen O'Brien the CEO of Mort & Co. Stephen's a fourth generation flour miller and baker, his early career was with Defiance milling in Toowoomba. Stephen knows the value in teamwork, as one of 9 children it was instilled in him at a pretty early age and followed him onto his pursuits as a rugby union player. Stephen had bigger aspirations than working as a trainee

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23:17

Just back yourself with Lily Bingham

Humans of Agriculture ·

2022/03/22

G'day and Welcome back! We're straight back into it after a few days on the Darling Downs in Southern Queensland, and we can't wait to share what we were up to with you soon!While we were up there we sat down with a few different people from Mort & Co, and the first one we're excited to share our podcast with is Lily Bingham.Lily is the Feed Commodity Officer and as she says, without knowing much about beef, has certainly found a business and area she's passionate about.Lily shares that

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49:41

The Food Dilemma with Mike Lee

Humans of Agriculture ·

2022/03/15

Welcome back to the Humans of Agriculture podcast, I'm your host Oli Le Lievre. Mike Lee came onto the stage at EvokeAg 2020 and I think he captured the minds, eyes, and ears of everyone in the auditorium. Mike’s job, is as a futurist, he works with some of the largest organisations globally to help them see what our food system may look like in the next 5-25 years. Today, Mike and I chat a little bit about his journey, from his upbringing in Detroit to starting his own dining experiences

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50:07

Submarines and soils with Charlie Perry

Humans of Agriculture ·

2022/03/08

G’day and Welcome to the Humans of Agriculture podcast.I’m your host Oli Le lievre and it’s a pleasure to bring another incredible story to you.Our next guest is the 2022 Australian Zanda McDonald Award winner, Charlie Perry grew up on his family's property 'Trent Bridge', however made the decision after school to pursue a corporate role working as a Management consultant for Ernst & Young. Charlie's work saw him working on significant government and infrastructure projects of national

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50:38

You'll always be a farmer but you're not the farm...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2022/03/01

G’day and Welcome to the Humans of Agriculture podcast.I’m your host Oli Le lievre and it’s a pleasure to bring another incredible story to you.I had seen her light-hearted ways via her Instagram channel, she definitely is a bit of a larrikin, and based off the response i got after sharing just a tiny snippet of this episode with you, I reckon there’s a few of you out there that are Grace McLeod Fans as well.Today's episode covers Grace’s story from a young loving farm kid to an

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41:20

Showing what agriculture has to offer with John Harvey

Humans of Agriculture ·

2022/02/22

John Harvey is a household name to many in the Agriculture industry, he's the current Managing Director the Agrifutures and during his time at the helm, the organisation has continued to innovate and support emerging ideas, concepts and industries in Australian Agriculture.John Harvey is another test case, it doesn't matter where you're from or what your background is.. a career in agriculture can provide incredible opportunities for you.John has spent the vast majority of his career in

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50:26

Episode 100! A look behind the scenes

Humans of Agriculture ·

2022/02/15

Well if you said back in early 2020 that we would go into lockdown for nearly two years and in that time produce 100 episodes of a podcast I would have laughed and said you're crazy but for me, the pandemic has provided a beautiful silver lining.It's been the chance to sit down with extraordinary people each week and pick their brain on a topic that I'm really trying to work out for myself, or I am leaning on them for some advice or I'm just generally curious and fascinated by who they are

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39:07

A passionate food producer shaping the Future of Work...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2022/02/08

Welcome to episode 99 of the Humans of Agriculture podcast! It's only taken 99 episodes to cross the Tasman but this week we have our first kiwi. Rhys Roberts is fresh off winning the 2022 New Zealand Zanda McDonald Award. Hailing from the mid-Canterbury region on the south Island of NZ, Rhys is the CEO of Align Farms Group where he manages seven farms and a market garden. Rhys is passionate about producing nutrient dense food in a way that's good for the planet and the people that consume

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51:00

It's always been about the people with Richard Rains

Humans of Agriculture ·

2022/02/01

Richard Rains has devoted a lifetime to the Australian agriculture industry, yet his story of success began when he was told that returning to his family’s farm would not be an option for him. As a child from Dunedoo, Richard Rains hardly saw his future in a career that had him liaising with the Korean Government and doing business with McDonald’s in North America. Richard's story is remarkable as he shares more about his childhood, the advice he received from his father to pursue a career

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46:57

Pursuing passion beyond the farm gate with James Cleaver

Humans of Agriculture ·

2022/01/25

James Cleaver loves the country. He’s the first to admit that his hometown of Nyngan – famous for the Big Bogan, a statue that locals have eventually come to laugh at – is his favourite place in the world. Yet, he refuses to romanticise it. James was encouraged by his parents to get off farm and to get a trade or qualification that could support him outside the farm gate. In this episode, James talks about what it's been like to find his dream job, twice, first as a lawyer and then later as

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51:04

The road to the Exchange with Jillian Kilby

Humans of Agriculture ·

2022/01/18

We often hear stories of that elusive dream, of packing up and moving regionally – falling in love, starting a side hustle and well for many that's where the dream stops, but our next guest shares what that transition was really like. What there is to be gained and what there is to learn through the process. Jill talks us through some of the key moments in her life, the importance of mentors and having someone to lean on and chats about how she's building her businesses and community across

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43:06

Stepping up to the plate with Bryce Camm

Humans of Agriculture ·

2022/01/11

So many people will spend their entire lives working tirelessly on the land, labouring quietly behind the scenes, but Bryce Camm has stepped out to speak up. On his LinkedIn page, Bryce presents a pretty impressive resume: Chairman of Beef Australia, Chairman of the Australian Beef Sustainability Steering Group and the Immediate Past President of the Australian Lot Feeders Association. All of this whilst running his family’s family business, Camm Agriculture, with properties across

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56:05

Overcoming the odds for the love of life with Karen...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2022/01/04

G'day and Welcome back to 2022! Karen & Jamie or Dodge as he’s better known have a truly extraordinary story. From the moments they met at Ag college to their very first date to McDonalds, their life has never been dull. In his younger years, Jamie took to the world of bull riding, a natural competitor and sportsman, as tough as they come, not even a broken neck could stop him from getting a Guinness world record. On the 27th of March 2014, their lives changed forever. Dodge was heading

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40:46

Changing with the times at Bella Lana with Scott and...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2021/12/14

As a kid Scott vividly remembers jumping off the school bus and racing to the woolshed during shearing. Tearing through what was left of his Dad's lunchbox and then jumping head first into the wool bins. To this day, that love and passion for growing wool hasn't strained if anything it could well be even stronger. It's a passion that Scott's daughters have inherited, their input in the day-to-day help to keep Bella Lana Merinos moving with the times. Hannah, the youngest of the three girls,

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