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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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40:38

"Don't Stop," advice from Ultra-Marathon Runner and...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2024/12/10

Uncertainty of reaching the finish line is always on the mind of an ultra-marathon runner like Michael Crowley. But by pushing through, you can make the unbelievable possible. Such is the story for Australian agriculture and the long future ahead of it.In this episode, Oli sits down with Michael Crowley who recently took up the top job with Meat and Livestock Australia. They dive into Michael's history with AG, the time he ran 100 km for mental health, and his dream of passing on a sense of

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25:45

Resilience through Farming Financing with Richard...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2024/12/05

Welcome to part 2 of our mini-series, which we partnered with Legacy Livestock to create.Many unforeseen factors can shake up things on the farm. Drought, disease, or uncertain family farm succession are just a few in the mix. So how can folks and ag take a long-term view to prepare for those moments, or pull themselves out of it through the assistance of financing?In episode 2, Oli sits down with Richard Brimblecombe, Legacy Livestock's CEO, to explore the role of financing solutions in

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24:23

Building a Legacy through Farm Financing with Richard...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2024/12/03

We're back with a three-part series that we have partnered with Legacy Livestock to bring to life.Many folks in agriculture have spoken with us about the challenges and rewards of building their dream life. We can empathize with wanting to build a legacy. In this episode Oli shares that dream. He asks how do you bring that dream into reality.In episode 1 we get to know Richard Brimblecombe, CEO of Legacy Livestock. He shares his journey from growing up on a mixed farming property in

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24:10

Getting Rural Australians at the Table with Jo Palmer...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2024/11/26

We're sitting down with Jo Palmer, co-founder of The Connection Table. After returning to her rural roots in The Rock, New South Wales, following a stint in Singapore, Jo reflects on her journey and her latest endeavour with co-founder Julia Spicer. The Connection Table is a professional network aiming to elevate rural Australians into decision-making roles across government, industry, and community.Jo shares her insights on the barriers rural Australians face in securing leadership

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17:51

ITK: From analysing Coffee and Cocoa to Cotton and...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2024/11/19

Mid this year we were at the Aussie Cotton Conference and it sparked a curiousity into who the big players are, where are they going and what impact is that having for Australian cotton growers.I grabbed Paul Joules from Rabobank to discuss the current state of the cotton market and farm inputs. Paul shares insights from his experience in global agricultural commodities, particularly focusing on cotton production, demand dynamics, and the impact of global events on prices. The conversation

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42:52

"We lost our home" From the ashes Sabrina Davis built...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2024/11/12

In this conversation, Sabrina Davies shares her journey of living on Kangaroo Island, the impact of the Black Summer bushfires, and her initiative, Humans of Kangaroo Island, which aims to tell the stories of the local community. She discusses the challenges of rebuilding after losing her home, the importance of community support, and her reflections on loss and recovery. Sabrina emphasises the beauty of Kangaroo Island and the unique lifestyle it offers, while also providing insights into

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33:37

Tom & Mick sit down with Scotty Bremner to chat all...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2024/11/05

This episode was recorded on the 9th of October and that might add a bit of context to the conversation!Tom & Mick are back to sit down with Scott Bremner from McCulloch Agencies to chat all things Livestock.TakeawaysScotty Bremner has a long history in the livestock industry.Feedlot procurement is about turnover and continuity of supply.Mobile phones have changed accessibility in agency life.Market trends are influenced by weather and supply.Lamb and mutton markets are currently stable

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36:41

It's a lot more than shear luck for Richie Kirkland

Humans of Agriculture ·

2024/10/29

In this episode of Humans of Agriculture, Richie Kirkland shares his love of popping off on the buggies, hunting rabbits, and enjoying the life afforded as a farm boy in South Australia. His father showed him how to shear and he quickly realized how wool spun into a nice chunk of change for his teen years. Life in the business has had its highs and lows and he’s realized the importance of a forward mindset in the industry. By focusing on sustainability, innovations, and engaging with the

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51:43

What it takes to level up the family farm with South...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2024/10/25

In this episode of the Humans of Agriculture podcast, host Oli Le Lievre explores the multifaceted operations of a South Australian farm with Alex McGorman. The conversation delves into the history of the farm, the evolution of farming practices, the importance of relationships in agriculture, and the role of family boards and external support in business growth. Alex shares insights on transitioning from a traditional farming mindset to a more business-oriented approach, emphasizing the

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47:36

“Agriculture is a long game. You can’t have the good...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2024/10/22

Jenny Stanton wears multiple hats as a farmer, agronomist, netball coach, and community leader on Kangaroo Island (KI). She shares her story of resilience, having survived the devastating 2020 bushfires, which wiped out livestock and infrastructure, and how her family rebuilt both their farm and their lives. Jenny discusses the journey of running a family farm, including succession planning and the balancing act of managing daily operations, community roles, and personal well-being.We dive

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28:04

ITK: Does your family farm business need a board?

Humans of Agriculture ·

2024/10/18

Chris Schied has been a business advisor for more than the last 25 years. Across his career he's learnt a few things about what it takes for family business and farming businesses to succeed.A few things we chat about:- Family boards are essential in agriculture for effective strategy, governance, risk management, and succession planning.- Family boards should meet at least twice a year, with an annual general meeting to review past performance and plan for the future.- Non-returning family

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30:40

This little town has a BIG Dairy Story with Erica Dibden

Humans of Agriculture ·

2024/10/15

This week we're heading to a tiny little town called Tilba on the South Coast of NSW. An old mining town, the small mainstreet pops under an enormous mountain.For generations Tilba Dairy has been providing jobs, amazing dairy products and played a key part of the social fabric that makes this town what it is.So, what's the value of branded businesses to small communities like Tilba? That's exactly why we caught up with Erica Dibden co-owner of Tilba Dairy.Paid Partnership

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25:34

In the Know: iFarmwell Founder Kate Gunn on boosting...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2024/10/10

Kate Gunn, is a clinical psychologist and founder of iFarmWell, in this episode she discusses the importance of mental health and wellbeing in the agriculture industry. She shares her journey of researching farmers' mental health and the need for support in rural communities. Kate explains how iFarmWell was created to provide accessible and farmer-focused resources for improving mental health. She emphasizes the significance of addressing mental health in the workplace and the benefits of

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53:01

Darren Thomas "When I look back on it, it's something...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2024/10/08

Darren Thomas is the CEO of Thomas Foods International and in this episode we chat about his journey, the family business, and how they've not just made the most of opportunities they've overcome huge adversity. From growing into new international markets, supporting local communities, the business is proud of its heritage and excited for the future.TakeawaysBeing present and connected with employees and customers is crucial for success in the agricultural industry.South Australia offers

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47:40

The Open Road: "It's about supporting farmers' mental...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2024/10/01

Sarah Crosthwaite is a a rural mental health clinician from Northeast Victoria, and she has worked as a rural outreach counsellor to farmers across our region. The rest of the time she works with her husband and their team on our 550-cow dairy farm in the Kiewa Valley.Sarah Crosthwaite discusses her journey in addressing mental health issues within farming communities. She shares insights from her experiences as a rural outreach counselor, the challenges faced by farmers, and the importance

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41:47

"Cotton now requires 97% less pesticides and 40-50%...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2024/09/24

Daniel Kahl, a cotton farmer from Narrabri, Australia, discusses his involvement in the cotton industry and his recent appointment to the board of Cotton Australia. He talks about the resurgence of young people in the town and the collaborative nature of the industry. Daniel also addresses misconceptions and myths surrounding cotton farming, highlighting the industry's progress in reducing pesticide use and water consumption.What we chat about:The cotton industry in Narrabri has seen a

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20:28

In The Know: What's RaboResearch? with Stefan Vogel...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2024/09/19

In this episode, Stefan Vogel, the General Manager of Rabo Research for Australia and New Zealand, shares insights into his extensive career in agriculture and the role of RaboResearch in the agricultural sector. He discusses the importance of understanding the food supply chain, the characteristics of effective team members, and the global insights that impact local agriculture. Stefan also highlights exciting research opportunities, particularly in sustainable aviation fuels, and the

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20:32

Emma Elliott: "It's in my best interest to care for...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2024/09/17

In the heart of Dubbo, NSW, a remarkable story unfolds at The Little Big Dairy Co, where Emma Elliott and her father, Steve Chesworth, are not just dairy farmers, but they regard themselves as environmentalists. Their journey showcasing the importance of embracing new and sustainable practices in the dairy industry to benefit both the environment and the bottom line. We discuss:The importance of preserving the dairy industry and encouraging the next generation to be involved.The balance

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21:58

LAWD Quarterly Update with Danny Thomas

Humans of Agriculture ·

2024/09/12

Our Quarterly update with the team from LAWD is back and we've got Danny Thomas in the hot seat to chat all things property.We exploreThe different tiers of the rural property marketthe impact of interest rates on family farms versus institutional investorsInternational flow of money and new entrantsthe future of agricultural land pricesThe importance of strategic planning for the next generation of farmers. We cover new entrants into agriculture, the challenges faced by aspiring land

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39:58

The Guru of Rural Property: "We blew the doors off...

Humans of Agriculture ·

2024/09/10

He lived in 20 houses by the time he was 20, that ability to meet new people and build rapport have been central to his career success.In his first year with LAWD he transacted nearly a billion dollars in farm sales.In this chat we cover:Danny's background and upbringingHis love of the Northern Victoria RegionHis career from the Valuers General Office to leading global agriculture teamsA love and genuine passion for Aussie AgricultureAdvice to the next generation of Ag ProfessionalsThe

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