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26.01.2023

The Monthly Markets with Tom & Mick: Livestock forecasts and insights with Tim McRae

Welcome back to the In The Know On The Go podcast, designed to get you across the things that matter in Aussie agribusiness is a way that’s easy to understand. This week we welcome Tom Rookyard and Mick Corcoran for their first segment, the Monthly Markets with Tom & Mick. The fellas sit down with Tim McRae, Chief Economist at AuctionsPlus to understand more about where livestock markets are heading in 2023 and beyond. They cover: AuctionsPlus 2023 Cattle Forecast, Read HERE. Producers sell livestock for two reasons: No Grass or the need for incomePressure on the processing sector to maintain throughput as livestock slaughter numbers increaseWhere’s the bottom of the market? Tim thinks the second half of 2024 in a widespread contextTim’s eyes are on what the autumn (especially the autumn break does) and what is happening in colder areas around August/September 2023. Why sheep markets are forecast like cattle, and a little insight into what’s included in Tim’s monthly sheep articlesTim’s insights into the sheep and lamb market this yearTim’s market tips include Lamb prices, Eastern Young Cattle Indicator figures and Mutton.If you’ve got a market or idea you’d love to see discussed, please reach out to us at “InTheKnow@Humansofagriculture.com”

26.01.2023

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19 min.
09.01.2024

Dave interviews Oli about all things Humans of Agriculture

In August last year, Oli had the chance to sit down with David Egerton-Warburton for their podcast Boots off Log on! We thought we'd share the chat as, we thought it'd give a little bit more context behind Humans of Agriculture and why it started. We're back to regular episodes from next week and we can't wait to bring you more extraordinary stories in 2024!!

09.01.2024

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37 min.
12.11.2024

"We lost our home" From the ashes Sabrina Davis built Humans of Kangaroo Island

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 her personal growth and the lessons learned through adversity. Pic Credit: Australian Rural Leadership Foundation Kangaroo Island, community, bushfires, storytelling, resilience, recovery, nature, Humans of Kangaroo Island, personal journey, support

12.11.2024

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43 min.
18.06.2024

Who Owns Aussie Farms? Farm land values, Wind Turbines, Beef Week the Quarterly with Tim McKinnon from LAWD

We are back and we are sitting down with LAWD Senior Director, Tim McKinnon to get the latest on Australia's rural real estate market. A few summarising points: Beef Australia is more than just Beef - international interest across all of Aussie Ag came to Rockhampton in the first week of May.The market dynamics between family farms and corporate/institutional investors vary by sector and region - who's buying and competing where?Government policies, such as live export bans, can create uncertainty for investor. We discuss the potential question marks that can arise from Government implemented change.Farmland values have experienced significant growth in the past decade, and while there may be a slowdown in the short term, long-term growth is expected.Renewable energy projects and agriculture can coexist, with wind farms providing additional income for landowners

18.06.2024

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20 min.
28.03.2023

Family at the heart of Four Daughters with Molly & Bonnie Penfold

Welcome back to the Humans of Agriculture podcast, this week host Oli Le Lievre sits down with the one half of the Four Daughters. Bonnie and Molly Penfold are back in the family beef business and their brand, Four Daughters. In this episode, we chat about both of their early influences in and around agriculture, the support and encouragement from their parents for each of them to pursue a career outside of agriculture, what they learnt from their time as guest podcast hosts and the challenges and opportunities in running a direct to consumer meat business. Read the fullstory on HumansofAgriculture.com

28.03.2023

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40 min.
19.11.2024

ITK: From analysing Coffee and Cocoa to Cotton and farm inputs with Paul Joules

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 also delves into the volatility of farm inputs, especially fertilisers, and the importance of staying informed as a farmer in a rapidly changing landscape.

19.11.2024

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18 min.
30.04.2024

Mini: What's been happening at Humans of Ag - Dairy, Careers, and see you on the road!

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 Anna and Steve Madden. We're on the road to Beef Australia, Elders FarmFest and more Welcome to our newest Partner - Rabobank, we're really excited to have them on a sponsor of the Humans of Agriculture podcast and keep your eyes peeled for a few ads from their Rabobank Research team.

30.04.2024

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9 min.
01.06.2023

Market Operator (AuctionsPlus)

If you haven't heard of them, AuctionsPlus provides online services for the buying and selling of livestock and agricultural goods. They are currently on the lookout for Market Operators to support their growing team. Ideal candidates have a passion for delivering exceptional customer service levels, an interest in sales and are looking to further develop or enhance their skill sets within the agricultural industry and with a reputable brand. The role will report to their Market Operations Coordinator and will require a high level of attention to detail, an ability to think on the spot and manage a number of priorities at any one given time. Other tasks include: Taking customer phone queries in relation to sales and account informationData entry and administration, ensuring the accuracy of data integrity and timely entry of information into our systemsRunning online auction salesWorking within your team and liaising with the wider team if/when required to ensure exceptional customer service levels are being achieved and a positive experience is being had by our platform usersThis role will provide the successful applicant with extensive experience across the livestock industry in marketing, buying and selling of sheep, cattle and wool, disruptive technology, social media, and design thinking. On the job training will be provided prior to starting.

01.06.2023

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11 min.
12.02.2023

Business: From waste to wood vinegar with PyroAg CEO, John Mellowes

John Mellowes saw an opportunity with wood vinegar, little did he know it would change the course of his life's work. A civil engineer by trade, he and his business partner, Chad, began their journey with PyroAg about eight years ago and throughout that time they have discovered the many uses that pyrolyzed (don't worry, we'll explain that in the episode) wood chips can have. Whether you've heard of wood vinegar or not, it's definitely one to get across and hopefully you come away from this ep with some answers but also lots of curiosity! John answers these questions in the episode: What is John's background and how does it intertwine with agriculture?What is PyroAg?How do you take a waste product and turn it into a high value good of a different kind?Is one byproduct of the pyrolysis process better or are all the byproducts beneficial?If you had 10 tonnes of input (wood/green waste), what does that look like in terms of output?What kind of volumes are going through the process at the moment and where do you source the input from?How much does wood vinegar cost?How much wood vinegar do farmers buy?How is wood vinegar applied?How are you making sure the product is safe for use on crops?What are the benefits to the soil and what are you learning about microbial activity?Where do you see PyroAg in 10 years?It looks like a lot... but trust us, it's all in this 15 minute ep so let's get into it! https://www.pyroag.com/

12.02.2023

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15 min.
22.06.2023

Preview of Carbon Shortcuts: An introduction to all things Carbon in Aussie Agriculture

Welcome to the Quick Preview of Humans of Agriculture's Carbon Shortcuts. In this episode, hosts Oli Le Lievre and Sam Noon, chat about what has got them curious about the Carbon space. With the global focus and interest in Carbon and Carbon emissions it's certainly an area getting lots of attention, investment, science and interest. 💡 The series is designed to raise awareness and be a conversation starter rather than providing specific advice.👨‍🏫 Professor Richard Eckard from the University of Melbourne is interviewed as an industry leader to discuss the complexities of the carbon market and its impact and opportunities on the agricultural landscape.🤔 Sam mentions an interesting takeaway from the series for her is the discussion of the Methane Free Animal 🏬 They mention the importance of supply chain targets and the movement towards net-zero by 2050, with significant developments expected from 2030 onward.💡 So strap in for this series which consists of four episodes, and the hosts plan to continue discussing carbon-related topics regularly.🤝 This series is sponsored by Ruminati, an online emissions calculator for farmers. Disclaimer: the information shared across this series in general nature. The interviewee Professor Richard Eckard's views are not endorsed by Humans of Agriculture. If you are looking to find out more information in this space, please consult an advisor. Cya for Episode 1!

22.06.2023

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5 min.

We go 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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Family at the heart of Four Daughters with Molly & Bonnie Penfold

ITK: From analysing Coffee and Cocoa to Cotton and farm inputs with Paul Joules

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