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.

  1. The 2024 wrap with James Wagstaff from The Weekly Times

    4 天前

    The 2024 wrap with James Wagstaff from The Weekly Times

    James Wagstaff reflects on his 20-year career with The Weekly Times, one of the most consumed print news publications among ag folks. It can feel like print is in flux thanks to the shift to digital platforms and indie social media content creators. However, with a focus on quality over quantity, James shares the big stories that have shaped the agricultural space, his life as a journalist, and the readers who keep coming back for more. In this episode, Oli sits down with James Wagstaff, the editor of The Weekly Times. They have a chat about James's experience covering big Aussie agriculture stories and discuss highlights from 2024's news scene. There has been some big news this year; Land ownership shake-ups, sustainability pushes, economic uncertainty, supermarket supply chain turmoil, and heartfelt stories of legacy and challenge. Finally, what does a year ahead look like with so many moving parts hitting the newswire? In this episode, you’ll hear about: James Wagstaff looks back on his 20-year career with The Weekly Times.Hindsight on big Australian news stories such as 'Who owns Australia.'How print media is adapting to the digital age.Impacts of sustainability initiatives on agricultural families and operations.How infrastructure, Donald Trump's election, and trade with China may affect the Australian Agricultural landscape.Advice for the next generation interested in agriculture and journalism.

    41 分鐘
  2. Resilience through Farming Financing with Richard Brimblecombe

    12月5日

    Resilience through Farming Financing with Richard Brimblecombe

    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 supporting Australian farmers. Richard shares insights into the agricultural finance landscape, the unique challenges Australian farmers boldly face, and how Legacy Livestock empowers resilience and continuity in farming operations. In this episode, you’ll hear about: Richard shares insights from his career and role as CEO of Legacy Livestock.Discussion on navigating issues like drought, disease, and family loss that impact Australian farmers.How financing can serve as a lifeline for farmers in difficult times.The Legacy Livestock’s approach in supporting farmers for their future goals regardless of circumstance.Exploring sustainable strategies and innovations for Australian farming’s future.Get in Touch with Legacy Livestock:To learn more about how Legacy Livestock can support your farming aspirations, visit their website at legacylivestock.com.au or call them directly at 1300 965 683. Their team of experts is ready to assist you in unlocking the full potential of your agricultural business.

    26 分鐘
  3. Building a Legacy through Farm Financing with Richard Brimblecombe

    12月3日

    Building a Legacy through Farm Financing with Richard Brimblecombe

    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 Queensland to his career in agricultural finance and ultimately being a co-founder of Legacy Livestock.  Richard’s passion for agriculture and his insights into the evolving landscape of farm financing are invaluable, especially for those navigating the challenges of starting or growing a farming operation. We dive into his background, career, and the unique perspective he brings to livestock finance. In this episode, you’ll hear about: Richard’s upbringing and lifelong connection to agriculture.The challenges and opportunities in Australian farming today.Chatting about Oli's hypothetical sheep and wool farm.How Legacy Livestock helps producers maximize the potential of their paddocks.Practical advice for farmers looking to grow their businesses.Get in Touch with Legacy Livestock:To learn more about how Legacy Livestock can support your farming aspirations, visit their website at legacylivestock.com.au or call them directly at 1300 965 683. Their team of experts is ready to assist you in unlocking the full potential of your agricultural business.

    24 分鐘
  4. Getting Rural Australians at the Table with Jo Palmer from The Connection Table

    11月26日

    Getting Rural Australians at the Table with Jo Palmer from The Connection Table

    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 positions and the innovative solutions The Connection Table is offering. From professional development opportunities to fostering networks and advocating for greater rural representation, this initiative is set to transform how rural voices are heard at leadership tables. Episode Highlights: The Connection Table's Purpose: A digital platform designed to centralise and connect rural talent with leadership and decision-making opportunities.The Rural Leadership Gap: Despite significant investment in rural leadership development, the transition to actual leadership roles remains limited. The Connection Table aims to bridge this gap.Jo’s Reflection on Starting Again: Lessons learned from her first startup, Pointer Remote, and how launching The Connection Table has been a more deliberate and collaborative process.Breaking Down Silos: The need for a broader representation of rural Australia beyond agriculture, including mining, environment, and migrant communities.Support for Emerging Leaders: Offering training, governance skills, and network-building resources to empower individuals at all stages of their leadership journey.Unique Features of The Connection Table: Monthly Lunch with Friends networking sessions, board and panel opportunity feeds, and a focus on underrepresented voices in regional Australia.

    24 分鐘

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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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