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The Influence of Tilba Dairy on the Local Economy
Tilba on the New South Wales coast has a strong and proud history of dairy farming. Tilba Dairy continues to showcase the best of the region while ensuring the future of the local town and community.
“When I look back on it, it’s something we’re very proud of” with Darren Thomas
Chittick Dairy Farm: A Beacon of Modern Dairy Farming
This forward-thinking farm is not only transforming traditional practices but also setting a new standard for the industry.
"IT'S IN MY BEST INTEREST TO CARE FOR THE ENVIRONMENT" Emma Elliott of The Little Big Dairy Co
The Electric Orchardist: “We can potentially use farmers to build the cheapest electricity system in the world”
Why Dairy is Essential for Vulnerable Communities in Australia
With an increasing number of Australians facing food insecurity, the dairy industry provides a vital 900,000 litres of fresh white milk every year through the National Milk Program to Foodbank Australia.
Milk - Nature’s Sport Drink: In Conversation with Kezie Apps and Chloe McLeod
We had the pleasure of sitting down with
National Rugby League Women's (NRLW)
star and NSW Dairy Industry Ambassador
Kezie Apps, along with renowned sports dietitian
Chloe McLeod, to delve into the fascinating world of nutrition, sport recovery, community and the vital role that dairy plays in this equation.
Q&A with Nat Bell: Lets find the next crop of Groundbreakers in Aussie Ag
Live Chat "The Next Gen Brekky" join us at Elders Farm Fest with Tom, Maree and Mark
We had the chance to sit down at Elders Farm Fest with a great crew of people we've had the chance to get to know to discuss all things, the Next Gen in Aussie Agriculture.
"Don't write off regional. You can have a rewarding, challenging career living regionally and be well-remunerated” with Felicity Taylor
Felicity Taylor is the Area manager at Rabobank Australia in Moree. In this conversation, she shares her journey from growing up in Moree to working in banking and the importance of being involved in the community.
"Motherland saved me and allowed me to create my own identity" with Steph Trethewey
The last time we chatted, it was all things Tas Ag Co, what was back then a new venture and business opportunity for Steph and their husband Sam. What we didn't even mention once was 'Motherland Australia' the charity and organisation Steph has created that is having an extensive impact right across Rural Australia.
“We should be proud of what we do on our farms in Australia" with Andrew Fowler
Andrew Fowler is a Visionary, leader, community man and passionate about empowering people.
Listen to this weeks episode of the Humans of Agriculture podcast to hear Andrew’s story.
“We aren't utilising 50% of the human resource on farm" Former Nuffield CEO & 1986 Scholar Jim Geltch
Jim Geltch is a proud Husband, Father and Grandparent and he’s had an incredible career. After finishing school he spent his early twenties on farms in Thailand before a variety of roles inside and outside the farmgate including as CEO of Nuffield Australia and Nuffield International.
"You can't have everything, but you can have anything" with Elizabeth Brennan
"If I haven't thought about a wicked problem by morning tea, then it's almost like I haven't lived my day properly. I feel and think about things deeply."
From Dolphin Tours to Dairies - it’s Lucy Collins life
From Dolphin tours to the Dairy industry - a look inside the life of Lucy Collins, a Vet and farmer from Victoria
The Quarterly: Who Owns Aussie Farms? Farm land values, Wind Turbines, Beef Week with Tim McKinnon from LAWD
The latest in all things rural real estate with LAWD Senior Director Tim McKinnon
The Million acre station owner using tourism to diversify with Ashley Severin
1986 Nuffield Scholar Ashley Severin talks about life in the Red centre of Australia. The early years living on a dirt floor, the 9 year dry spell, and the emergence of Tourism as a key revenue stream to diversify and future-proof their business.
Career: Jane Snell left Fine Dining to pursue Dairy Farming
Hear from Dairy Farmer Jane Snell on how she left behind a career in fine dining to pursue a life in dairy.
Dairy Farming For a Better Future with Harry Lloyd
In 2020, Harry Lloyd was a little lost. He had just finished University and couldn't chase his dream of being a cowboy in America due to the COVID-19 pandemic. At the same time, Oli had just started the Humans Of Agriculture Podcast and Harry was recommended to listen, which turned out to be a pretty pivotal moment for him.
Nuffield CEO - A global view of Agriculture with Jodie Redcliffe
Jodie Redcliffe studied Psychology, can speak fluent Japanese, is a mother of three and her first memories in agriculture are feeding poddy calves on her Pa’s dairy farm. There’s a lot to unpack in this episode! As a youngster, Jodie moved around regional Queensland as her father worked in pigs and poultry.
“He actually liked pigs a lot more than poultry. And then ironically, I married a chook farmer, which kinda was a little weird to begin with.”