Boots Off Log On!™
Boots Off Log On is an agriculture podcast focused on farm business management and leadership. Industry experts and guests share valuable insights, tips, and stories to enhance your agriculture journey.
Episodes
Episode 99: How David Cornish is preparing the next generation of farm leaders
What are the next generation of agricultural leaders teaching us about the future of the industry?
Join us for a conversation with David Cornish from Marcus Oldham College, as we explore what he is seeing among emerging leaders coming through agriculture and what it means for the future of farm and agribusiness leadership.
David shares why technical skills are only part of the equation, and why co
Episode 98: Spilling the tea on farm succession with Tim Flynn
Rural lawyer and farmer Tim Flynn shares what farm families need to understand about succession planning, family expectations and the legal risks emerging around renewable energy agreements.
Join us for a conversation with Tim Flynn from Land Law Co., where we explore why succession planning can become complicated long before the legal documents are signed.
Tim shares practical insights into famil
Episode 97: Risk, decision-making and profitability with John Francis
John Francis explains why benchmarking is about more than numbers, and how goals, risk and decision-making shape farm business performance.
Join us for a conversation with John Francis from Agrista, where we explore what benchmarking can really tell us about farm business performance.
We look at why farm businesses with similar land, rainfall and access to information can end up in very different
Shock proof your farm office | The Engine Room
In this episode of The Engine Room mini-series, David and Natalie talk about the office rhythms and habits that help farm businesses avoid big shocks.
When the books are left to the last minute, small issues can quickly turn into stressful ones. A missing receipt, an unreconciled transaction or an outdated budget is much easier to deal with early than when BAS, payroll, the bank or a major busines
Episode 96: Hope is not a grazing strategy with David McLean
Join us for a conversation with David McLean from RCS Australia, where we explore what consistently profitable grazing businesses do differently.
We look at why strong grazing businesses are often built on simple decisions made well, and why profit starts with knowing what the business needs to deliver for the people running it.
David shares how clear goals can be worked backwards into practical b
How better numbers changed the farm business with Clare Hamilton | The Engine Room
In this episode of The Engine Room mini-series, David sits down with Clare Hamilton to talk about what can change when the farm office becomes more than a compliance job.
Clare has used Agrimaster for years, but for a long time it was mainly where the figures went so the books could be done, the BAS could be lodged and the accountant had what they needed.
That changed when Clare and Sam starte
Episode 95: What farmer led research looks like at BCG with Fiona Best
Join us for a conversation with Fiona Best from Birchip Cropping Group, one of Australia’s leading farming systems groups based in north-west Victoria.
Founded by farmers in 1992, BCG began with a simple idea: farmers needed access to practical, locally relevant research in their own backyard. More than 30 years later, that same farmer-led approach continues to shape how the group connects researc
The office apprenticeship every succession plan needs | The Engine Room
In this episode of The Engine Room mini-series, David and Natalie look at the business side of farm succession, and why it often needs to start earlier than people think.
Preparing the next generation is not just about handing over assets. It is about helping them take on the books, understand the numbers and step into the business side with confidence.
Because handing over the office does not hap
Episode 94: The business case for regenerative grazing with Nick Blomfield
Join us for a conversation with Nick Blomfield, a regenerative cattle producer from the New England Tablelands in New South Wales.
Nick runs 750 hectares of traprock country and has spent years rethinking how his farm produces grass, beef and carbon. What started as a search for a way out of declining pasture response and rising input pressure has reshaped the farm’s grazing system, income mix and
The farm office habits that make tax time easier | The Engine Room
In this episode of The Engine Room mini-series, David and Natalie unpack the year-round farm office habits that make tax time much easier.
The end of the financial year is mainly about tax, reporting and getting your records ready for your accountant, but it is also a useful reminder of why clean records matter. The shortcuts that seem harmless during the year can quickly become cleanup jobs when
Episode 93: Supporting rural families through better conversations with Malinda Guest
Join us for a conversation with Malinda Guest, a clinical psychologist from Narrabri with roots in farming, who now works closely with rural people, families and communities.
We explore what wellbeing looks like in rural life when the days are busy, the distances are long, and people can be both highly connected and deeply isolated at the same time.
Malinda shares why connection sits at the ce
The hidden cost of the wrong financial tools with Lisa Jeitz | The Engine Room
In this episode of The Engine Room mini-series, David sits down with Lisa Jeitz to unpack the hidden cost of using the wrong financial tools in a farm business.
Lisa is a grain grower from Esperance, a former agronomist and farm consultant, and host of the Farm Office Toolbox podcast, where she advocates for financial clarity and better systems in the farm office.
In this conversation, she shares
Episode 92: What a Tuscan farm teaches us about diversification with Neri Roncucci
Join us for a conversation with Neri Roncucci, agronomist, PhD in carbon cycling, and manager of Tenuta di Mensanello, a 300-hectare multifunctional farm in the heart of Tuscany.
We explore how diversification has shaped a farming business that now includes arable crops, Sangiovese vineyards, olive groves, free-range pigs, a restaurant, agritourism accommodation, truffle hunting, cooking classes a
Get your farm business Payday Super ready | The Engine Room
In this episode of The Engine Room mini-series, David and Natalie tackle one of the most pressing deadlines hitting Australian farm businesses in the new financial year: Payday Super.
As of the 1st of July, every time you run a pay run, you'll be required to submit superannuation on the same day, with funds hitting your Super Clearing House within seven days or fines will apply. On top of that, t
Episode 91: Rural Aid, mental health and the pressures no one talks about with John Warlters
Join us for a conversation with John Warlters, CEO of Rural Aid, the organisation established during the 2015 drought that now supports more than 18,500 producers across Australia.
In this conversation, we explore the full picture of what recovery looks like after a disaster, from the floods in Northwest Queensland and the bushfires in Victoria earlier this year, to the slow and relentless grind t
Making confident financial decisions | The Engine Room
Join David and Natalie as they explore how cashflow budgeting becomes a practical tool for better decision-making in farm businesses.
With tighter margins, rising costs and more volatility, gut feel is no longer enough. They break down why cashflow is the lifeblood of a business, and how using a budget actively, not just for the bank, helps you stay ahead of problems.
A practical look at building
Episode 90: The story behind one of WA's most successful grain farmers with Robert Sewell
Join us for a conversation with Robert Sewell, a third-generation grain grower from Wongan Hills and former Chairman of the Grain Pool of WA, whose career spans six decades of Australian agriculture.
We explore how he thinks about risk, capital and expansion, why he believes the farmers who struggle most are often the ones who retreat inward, and what the merger of the Grain Pool and CBH taught h
The invisible farm business engine | The Engine Room
The Engine Room is a new bi-weekly mini-series from Boots Off Log On! hosted by Agrimaster's Joint-CEOs David and Natalie Egerton-Warburton.
Each episode covers the practical financial skills and habits that help working farmers manage their books, forecast cashflow, and make smarter decisions season after season.
In this first episode, David and Natalie explore why the farm office is the engine r
Episode 89: Global lessons for Australian agriculture with Jodie Redcliffe
Join us for a conversation with Jodie Redcliffe, scholar and CEO of Nuffield International Farming Scholars, about what global agriculture can teach Australian farmers about leadership and decision-making.
Jodie shares insights from her travels across international farming systems, highlighting the differences in how businesses are structured, how decisions are made, and how leaders are developed.
Episode 88: Diesel & urea price and supply shock strategies for farmers with Cameron Weeks
Join us for a conversation with Cameron Weeks from Planfarm, as we explore what happens when global disruption hits close to home in Australian agriculture.
Cameron shares how events beyond our control, from geopolitical tensions to supply chain shocks, are influencing the cost and availability of key inputs such as diesel, fertiliser, and freight.
Explore how these pressures are showing up in far
Episode 87: What 40 years in farm consulting teaches you with Dr Mike Stephens
Join us for a conversation with Dr Mike Stephens, agricultural consultant, educator, and founder of Meridian Agriculture, a business that has spent more than four decades helping Australian farming families navigate some of their toughest decisions.
Across a lifetime working alongside farm businesses, Mike has seen firsthand how the biggest challenges rarely come down to production or technology,
Episode 86: Farm theft, AI, and the modern outback watchdog with John Hill
In this episode, we chat with John Hill, co-founder of Land Watch Australia, about a problem more prevalent than ever across regional Australia: farm theft.
John shares how two brothers looking for an excuse to go pig hunting ended up building one of the country’s leading rural security companies. From early camera installs on mates’ properties to rugged, plug-and-play stations powered by solar an
Episode 85: Drought Country with Dr Robert Godfree
In this episode, we chat with Dr. Robert Godfree, Senior Research Scientist and author of Drought Country, about what history can teach us about Australia’s harshest dry spells and how they continue to shape farming and life on the driest inhabited continent on Earth.
Bob shares how his background in forest ecology and a childhood spent on a northern New South Wales farm led him to explore the lon
Episode 84: What it takes to lead a family winery with Kim Tyrer
Join us for a conversation with Kim Tyrer, CEO and winemaker at Galafrey Wines in Mount Barker, one of Western Australia’s pioneering family-owned wineries.
At just 25, Kim took the reins of the business following her father’s sudden passing. What began as a crash course in survival evolved into a 20-year journey of learning, leadership, and building a resilient vineyard renowned for its dry-grown
Episode 83: War, wheat and the rhymes of history with Dennis Voznesenski
Join us for a conversation with Dennis Voznesenski, Australian agricultural economist and author of War and Wheat, his bestselling book on navigating markets during global conflict.
“History doesn't repeat itself, but it often rhymes.” – Mark Twain
Dennis unpacks the major forces driving today’s grain and cattle markets, from war-driven supply disruption to tighter credit conditions, rising freigh
Episode 82: Why thousands of Aussies are buying direct from the farm with Bianca Tarrant
In this episode of sit down to chat with Bianca Tarrant, co-founder of Our Cow, an Australian direct-to-consumer meat company that is reshaping how Australians buy meat and how farmers get paid.
What began with one steer sold on Facebook during the drought has become a $30 million enterprise supporting more than 100 farms and 50,000 customers.
Bianca takes us through her journey from FIFO work in
Episode 81: The drive to do it right in farming & politics with Mic Fels
Join us for a conversation with Mic Fels, an Esperance grain grower, engineer, former federal candidate, and owner of the business i-paddock. Frustrated by policy, compliance, and political drift, Mic moved from the paddock into politics.
Mic reflects on what he’s seen firsthand as a medium-sized business owner: rising regulatory pressure, shrinking opportunities, and the growing challenges fo
Episode 80: Saving growers $600 million in RD&E funding with Paul McKenzie
Join us for a conversation with Paul McKenzie, consultant, grower, and one of the clearest voices calling for reform in Australia’s grains RD&E system.
After presenting at UWA’s Industry Forum on the future of RD&E investment, Paul unpacks why more than a billion dollars in farmer-funded levies is sitting idle, how governance has drifted away from growers, and what a transition to a farmer
Episode 79: Levelling up your in-paddock operations efficiency with Ryan Skamp
In this episode, we sit down with Ryan Skamp, co-founder of AgSKAN, the app helping farmers track machinery, manage mixed fleets, and improve paddock-level logistics without being locked into a single brand.
What started as an idea in a tractor cab has evolved into a growing ag-tech company, giving growers across Australia real-time, bird’s-eye visibility of all their machines.
Join us as we unpac
Episode 78: How InvertiGro is complimenting traditional agriculture with Paul Millett
In this episode, we sit down with Paul Millett, co-founder of InvertiGro and the engineering mind behind some of the world’s most adaptable vertical farming systems.
After setting out to build his own indoor farm, Paul quickly realised the tech didn’t exist, so he built it. What started as a farm project in Singapore is now a modular, scalable solution helping people grow food anywhere from a
Episode 77: Dowerin Machinery Field Days Special with CommBank, ANZ & Bendigo Bank (Pt. 2)
In this episode of the Boots Off Log On! Podcast, we continue our two-part special series recorded live at the Dowerin Machinery Field Days in Western Australia. We sit down with three leading voices from some of Australia’s biggest banks, each sharing insights on how farmers can strengthen their businesses and navigate the evolving financial landscape.
David Kennedy, Commonwealth Bank
David share
Episode 76: Dowerin Machinery Field Days Special with CSBP Fertilisers, Rural West & DMFD (Pt. 1)
In this episode of Boots Off Log On!, we kick off a two-part special series recorded live at the Dowerin Machinery Field Days in Western Australia. We’re joined by three experts from across the agricultural sector, each sharing insights and practical takeaways for farm businesses.
Ben Sudlow, CSBP Fertilisers
Ben takes us through the twists and turns of the global fertiliser market and what it mea
Episode 75: Why sandalwood smells like opportunity with Keith Drage
In this episode, we chat with Keith Drage, co-founder of Silvalis and Dutjahn Sandalwood Oils, who left a career in London’s financial markets to grow one of WA’s most unique native commodities, sandalwood.
Keith shares how plantation sandalwood is making a strong comeback, thanks to long-term thinking, partnerships with traditional owners, and a business model grounded in land ownership and zero
Episode 74: What's in your bale? Quality transparency and trust with Tim Ford
Join us for a conversation with Tim Ford, founder of Feed Central and now at the helm of LocalAg, two national platforms transforming how hay, grain, and agricultural supplies are bought and sold across Australia.
Tim shares how frustration with outdated systems led to the creation of Feed Central, now the country’s largest independent fodder marketplace, and how that same vision is driving LocalA
Episode 73: Water trading – Empowering agriculture to thrive amidst scarcity with Tom Rooney
Join us for a conversation with Tom Rooney, the founder of Waterfind and one of the key players in shaping Australia’s modern water trading system.
Tom shares how a small citrus block and a university fee turned into a lifelong career navigating the rules, reforms, and realities of water rights. From early brokerage days to building a national water exchange, he’s seen firsthand how much water has
Episode 72: Fitbit for sheep and getting ROI from agritech with Belinda Lay
Join us for a conversation with Belinda Lay, a mixed enterprise farmer from Esperance and the mind behind the 'Fitbit for sheep' project.
Pioneering on-animal sensors to mapping paddock behaviour through layers of soil, crop and GPS data, Belinda’s curiosity has led her to trial, and sometimes fail, with cutting-edge agritech, all in the name of smarter, more resilient farming.
Belinda shares how
Episode 71: How robots can make us better farmers with Andrew and Jocie Bate
Join us for a conversation with Andrew and Jocie Bate, the farmer-founders behind SwarmFarm Robotics, an Australian agtech company revolutionising the way we farm. Their lightweight autonomous robots, which are already working across millions of acres, are helping growers do more with less: less chemical use, less soil compaction, and less time spent in a tractor cab.
Together, Andrew and Jocie sh
Episode 70: SkyKelpie and the rise of drone mustering in Australia with Luke Chaplain
Join us as we sit down with Luke Chaplain, founder of SkyKelpie, Nuffield Scholar, and drone mustering pioneer, to unpack how off-the-shelf tech is transforming the way we manage livestock in Australia.
With roots on a family property in northwest Queensland and a background in stockmanship, Luke brings a practical, ground-up perspective to one of ag’s most exciting frontiers. Since launching SkyK
Episode 69: Farm in your pocket - Rethinking AG investment with Nathan MacPhee
In this episode, we sit down with Nathan MacPhee, a former financial services executive turned agri-entrepreneur, to talk about how a passion for farming and a problem worth solving led to the creation of Invest In Farming Co-operative.
Nathan walks us through the disconnect between consumers and producers, the huge barriers to getting into farming, and the rollercoaster risk that comes with growi
Episode 68: Family, finance & farming with Wendy Sawyer
Join us for a conversation with Wendy Sawyer, the powerhouse behind the financial management of one of Dalwallinu’s most successful farm businesses. Wendy has spent the last 15 years running the books—though as you'll hear, it's about far more than “just doing the books.”
Wendy shares her journey of adapting to farm life, stepping into a leadership role, and helping grow a multi-generational farmi
Episode 67: The Eckard effect – Simplifying carbon accounting for farming with Dr Richard Eckard
Join us for a conversation with Dr. Richard Eckard, Professor of Carbon Farming at the University of Melbourne and National Program Leader at the Carbon Research Centre for Net Zero Agriculture. Richard is the mind behind Australia’s first carbon accounting tools, which is now the recognised standard in Australia for measuring on-farm carbon.
Accredited globally, Richard was named one of the world
Episode 66: Market forces shaping agriculture with Matt Dalgleish
Join us as we sit down with Matt Dalgleish, agricultural market analyst, co-host of the AgWatchers Podcast, and founder of Episode 3, to explore the key forces shaping today’s commodity landscape.
With a background in financial markets spanning equities, metals, and foreign exchange, Matt brings a sharp, data-driven lens to the world of ag. Since transitioning into agricultural market analysis in
Episode 65: Shockwaves hit lucerne growers as S&W Seed collapses with Ben Farmer
Join us as we sit down with Ben Farmer, a lucerne grower and chair of the Executive Committee for Lucerne Australia, to unpack the complexities of the lucerne industry and the impact of S&W Seeds Australia entering voluntary administration.
We explore how this collapse has affected growers in Keith, South Australia—a region that produces 85% of Australia’s lucerne seed—and the ripple effects o
Episode 64: The future of ESG in farming with Nuffield Scholar Catherine Marriott
Join us as we sit down with Catherine “Mazz” Marriott to explore her incredible agricultural journey, from her Nuffield Scholarship experiences to the real-world impacts of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) policies on Australian farmers.
We dive into global perspectives on agriculture, the critical role of practical ESG strategies, and why farmers must have a seat at the decision-making
Episode 63: Food and fibre traceability and transparency with James Williamson
In this episode, we sit down with James Williamson from Orijin Plus to dive into the rapidly evolving world of food and fibre traceability. As consumer expectations for transparency continue to rise, we explore why trust in the agricultural supply chain has never been more critical. James takes us through the origins of Orijin Plus and how it’s tackling real challenges in the market, bridging the
Episode 62: Global trade, nuances, and the supply chain with Tim Hunt
Join us as we delve into the inspiring career and insightful conversations with Tim Hunt, a distinguished agribusiness advisor whose journey spans more than 25 years of analysing international markets, food trends, and supply chains.
From his early roles as a senior analyst to serving as General Manager at RaboResearch Australia and New Zealand, and later as the Global Dairy Strategist for Raboban
Episode 61: Finding your "Ikigai" in ag with Kevin Bell
Join us as we delve into the inspiring career of Kevin Bell, a seasoned farm consultant and rural veterinary surgeon who has dedicated his life to making a meaningful impact in agriculture. From his early days in veterinary practice to his current work in WA’s Kimberley region, Kevin’s journey reflects a passion for animal science, research, and innovative thinking.
In this episode, Kevin takes us
Episode 60: Episode replay – What you need to know about grain marketing with Ten Tigers
In this episode replay, we speak to Chris Tonkin about all things grain marketing.
Chris grew up on the family farm at Coomberdale in the wheatbelt of Western Australia. He’s been immersed in the grains industry since 1995 and has held numerous roles in research, extension, sales, marketing, and consultancy. With a deep knowledge and passion for the grains industry and a solid reputation for worki
Episode 59: Hope is not a winning strategy – The AgriCoach Podcast reshare
In this episode, our joint CEO, David Egerton-Warburton, sits down in the guest chair for a change with Ben Law from the AgriCoach podcast and dives into why bookkeeping is your greatest ally.
David shares his journey from farming in Western Australia to the early days of Agrimaster. Our chats go into why many producers tend to avoid their bookkeeping and only do it for tax purposes. We dive into
Episode 58: Fifty years of farm business knowledge with Lachlan Polkinghorne
Join us as we dive into the world of farm business management with Lachlan Polkinghorne, a respected farm management advisor with a career spanning over three decades. From his roots on a family farm to his role as Director of Farm Business Management at Marcus Oldham College, Lachlan has become a trusted advisor to both corporate and family farming businesses across Australia.
In this episode, La
Episode 57: Is growing Australian coffee right for you? With Jos Webber and David Peasley
In this episode of Boots Off Log On!, we’re excited to welcome two special guests, farmers Jos Webber and David Peasley. They share their firsthand experiences of cultivating coffee in Australia, taking us through the unique challenges and rewards of the industry. Based in New South Wales, Jos and David offer insights into their journey of building a reputation for Aussie-grown coffee.
They also i
Episode 56: Incorporating active honey production on your farm with Damian Green
Step into the fascinating world of beekeeping and sustainable agriculture with Damian Green, founder of Bee Central, in this episode of Boots Off Log On! Damian shares his journey from bee enthusiast to visionary leader, founding Bee Central to partner with farmers and repurpose unused land by planting tea trees, which help bees produce premium activated medicinal honey.
With bees responsible for
Episode 55: The farming game with Bill Malcolm
In this episode, we are joined by Professor Bill Malcolm, a longstanding leader in Australian agricultural economics and education, and Professor at The University of Melbourne. Since the 1980s, Bill has played a pivotal role in shaping farm management thinking across the industry.
Bill is also co-author of the widely recognised textbook 'The Farming Game', which has become an essential resource f
Episode 54: Cultivating a positive money mindset for farmers with Hayley Grosser
In this episode, we’re joined by Hayley Grosser from The Abundant Farmer, a money coach with a passion for helping farmers take control of their finances. Hayley shares her journey to becoming a money coach and highlights the financial gaps she discovered in her own farming business.
The conversation delves into the importance of building a positive relationship with money, with Hayley explain
Episode 53: Lab grown meat with George Peppou
In this episode, George Peppou, co-founder and CEO of Vow, shares how his innovative food tech startup is transforming the future of meat production. With a background as both a scientist and former chef, George explains the cutting-edge process behind producing cultured meat and its potential to meet growing global food demands.
He explores the science behind cultivating animal cells, how Vow’s p
Episode 52: Sustainability and profitability in the beef supply chain with Ben Dwyer
In this episode, Ben Dwyer from Harvest Road Group shares his insights on balancing sustainability and profitability in the beef supply chain. With years of experience in livestock production, Ben delves into the strategies that successful producers are embracing to optimise both environmental and financial outcomes.
Key topics include the challenges of managing livestock in Australia's unique env
Episode 51: Breaking the 3 generation curse with Ben Law
In this episode, Ben Law from AgriCoach shares his extensive experience in wealth and succession planning for farming families. With over 20 years of advising rural producers, Ben offers a deep dive into the strategies and processes essential for effective farm financial management.
The discussion reveals that while wealth can create opportunities, it also brings its own set of challenges. Ben add
Episode 50: You are not your farm with Jack Owen
In this insightful episode, Jack Owen, a farmer and author, shares his unique journey from the fields to the world of self-improvement literature. Jack brings a fresh perspective to the agricultural sector, focusing on the often-overlooked aspects of personal growth and well-being in farming.
Jack discusses the critical importance of vulnerability, purpose, and gratitude in the farming industry, h
Epiosde 49: Smart risk taking in the Australian farming game with Eric Nankivell
In this insightful episode, Eric Nankivell, an experienced farm consultant, shares his journey in the agricultural sector and the unique challenges and opportunities of farming across Australia.
Eric discusses the critical role of consultants and advisors in the farming industry, highlighting how they provide validation and support for better decision-making. He underscores the significance of in
Episode 48: Data driven farm management with Justin Webb from AgriWebb
Join us as we sit down with Justin Webb to learn about his journey from the world of hedge funds to the fields of agritech. In this episode, Justin shares his fascinating transition from a high-flying career in finance, including stints at Harvard and Oxford, to embracing his family's farming legacy in Australia.
Discover how his data-driven mindset and passion for technology led to the creation o
Episode 47: Don't be a price taker this season with Nathan Cattle from Clear Grain Exchange
Join us for a deep dive into the world of grain markets with Nathan Cattle, a seasoned expert and manager at Clear Grain Exchange. Nathan shares invaluable insights into the intricacies of the grain industry, focusing on pricing strategies, market dynamics, and the evolving role of growers in shaping market trends.
Throughout the conversation, Nathan emphasises the importance of growers taking co
Episode 46: Episode replay – Power of budgets with Natalie Egerton-Warburton
In this episode, David and Natalie Egerton-Warburton, joint-CEOs of Agrimaster, discuss the vital role budgets play in maintaining healthy cash flow and achieving financial goals. As we near the end of the financial year, they highlight key strategies for creating and managing budgets, emphasising the importance of planning and foresight.
Drawing from their extensive experience in financial mana
Episode 45: Future of ESG and capturing value in the Aussie AG supply chain with Georgie Aley
Join us for a deep dive into the world of agribusiness with Georgie Aley, National Sector Lead for Consumer Goods and Agribusiness at KPMG. Georgie discusses the multifaceted role of a national sector lead, emphasising the critical importance of understanding the entire supply chain in agribusiness.
Explore the rise of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) considerations and carbon requireme
Episode 44: Family, farming & business with Agrimaster CEOs – Humans of Agriculture reshare
In this episode, we're changing things up a bit. A while back, we had a chat with Oli Le Lievre from Humans of Agriculture, and we thought it would be worth sharing with you. It's a fantastic chance to get a better understanding of us and delve into the heart of our journey and experiences.
During our conversation, we touched on the early days of Agrimaster and its evolution. We also discussed our
Episode 43: The Aussie farmer who introduced the world to chia seeds with John Foss
Join us on an insightful journey into the world of sustainable agriculture and plant-based foods with John Foss, a visionary entrepreneur and fourth-generation farmer. In this episode, we delve into John's remarkable career, from his pioneering work in establishing The Chia Co as the world's largest producer of chia seeds to his current venture, Fancy Plants, a leading plant-based snack company.
D
Episode 42: Are you wasting your time farming? With Ram K. Savana
🌟 Disclaimer Alert! 🌟 Yes, our podcast title might be provoking, but it's all about sparking thoughtful conversations. We're here to add value to your farming journey because your time is precious. Make sure to give this episode a listen and join the conversation.
Ram K. Savana is Australia's pioneering Farmers' Time-Freedom Coach and the visionary founder of Enable Ag. Ram's journey from a biotec
Episode 41: Business skills are now the secret to farm business success with Pete Newman
In this insightful episode as we sit down with Pete Newman, a seasoned consultant from Planfarm based out of Geraldton, Western Australia. Pete brings a wealth of experience and expertise in farm business management, agronomy, and agricultural consulting.
In this engaging conversation, Pete shares his insights on the crucial importance of farm business management skills for the incoming generation
Episode 40: Farming is no longer a man's game with Erin Gorter
In this episode, we are joined by the remarkable Erin Gorter, a true trailblazer in rural leadership. Erin's journey from a farm girl in Mobrup, WA, to her current roles as Vice Chair, Independent Director of the Grower Group Alliance, Council Member for the Council for Australian-Arab Relations, and more, is nothing short of inspiring.
Delving into Erin's rich background and experiences, this ep
Episode 39: Why AgriFutures is starting the big carbon farming conversation with John Harvey
Discover the reasons behind AgriFutures' pursuit of answers in the realm of carbon sustainability in this thought-provoking conversation with John Harvey, Managing Director of AgriFutures Australia. In this episode, John shares invaluable insights into the dynamic world of agriculture and the pivotal role it plays in addressing global challenges.
Throughout the discussion, John emphasizes the dua
Episode 38: How the way you think determines your financial success with Chris Wheatcroft
Please be advised that this episode goes on for longer than usual.
Embark on this episode with Chris Wheatcroft, a fifth-generation Australian farmer turned CEO of Rural West, as he shares his extraordinary life story on this enlightening podcast. From the vast landscapes of rural life to the complexities of city living and the challenges of working with troubled youth, Chris narrates his odyssey,
Episode 37: Farmers for Climate Action — Championing change with Natalie Collard
In this episode, we have the privilege of interviewing Natalie Collard, the newly appointed CEO of Farmers for Climate Action.
Natalie has an extraordinary background as an advocate for regional Australia, agriculture, renewable energy, innovation, and women's leadership. But what truly sets her apart is her dedication to driving change in the realm of climate action, particularly within the farm
Episode 36: The secret to Andrew Fowler’s farm business success — Good people & great culture
In this inspiring and enlightening conversation, we sit down with Andrew Fowler, a prominent figure in the world of agriculture, a Nuffield Scholar, and former Chair of both Nuffield Australia and Nuffield International.
Hailing from Condingup in Western Australia, Andrew and his family operate Chilwell Farm, a sprawling agricultural enterprise covering over 50,000 hectares today. Their diverse
Episode 35: Taking the Australian wool industry international with Stuart Adams
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In this episode, we sit down with an old mate of ours, Stuart Adams, a true farm boy from Kojonup. Stuart's journey has been nothing short of remarkable. He embarked on a mission to add value to Australian wool, and along the way, he found himself
Episode 34: SPECIAL EPISODE Adam Gilchrist — Philanthropist, beyond the bat and gloves
Welcome to a special episode of our podcast, where we take a departure from our usual topics to shed light on something of utmost importance — the care and support provided by Ronald McDonald House Charities WA (RMHC WA) to rural and regional families with critically ill children.
Joining us today is a truly remarkable guest, the long-term patron of RMHC WA, a former Australian cricket captain, an
Episode 33: Navigating farming's evolution with Jack Creswell, the podcasting farmer
In this episode, we're thrilled to sit down with Jack Creswell, the driving force behind Farms Advice, a podcast committed to fostering knowledge exchange and innovation within various sectors of agriculture.
Jack is no ordinary host; he's a full-time farmer overseeing an impressive White Dorper sheep farming enterprise spanning the picturesque landscapes of Wilcannia and Dungary in New South Wa
Episode 32: From paddock to podcast — Oli Le Lievre’s Ag journey
Having dedicated himself to giving voices to all the humans of agriculture, it's now time to give Oli Le Lievre a voice of his own – who is Oli Le Lievre?
Join us on this captivating episode as we delve into the personal journey of Oli Le Lievre, the visionary behind Humans of Agriculture (HOA). Through heartfelt conversations, Oli shares his inspiring path into the world of agriculture, the chall
Episode 31: Episode replay - The Unbreakable Farmer’s remarkable journey
In this special episode, we take a step back to revisit one of our most inspiring conversations: "The Unbreakable Farmer" with Warren Davies. Our podcast has been gaining popularity, and many new listeners have asked us which older episodes they should start with. Today, we've got the perfect one for you.
At "Boots Off, Log On," we believe that the key to success in modern farm businesses lies in
Episode 30: Navigating succesion - Insights for family farm business with Stuart Wesley
In this episode, we sit down with Stuart Wesley, the principal consultant at Oasis People and Culture. Renowned for his expertise in culture development, leadership coaching, conflict resolution, and developing relational maturity and human interaction skills which uniquely positions him to address the challenges and opportunities that arise during the succession process.
During our conversation,
Episode 29: Boosting your farm’s profitability - Key strategies revealed with John Francis
In today's episode, we have a special guest, John Francis, a highly experienced farm business advisor hailing from Wagga Wagga in New South Wales. John is the proud Director and Consultant at Agrista, where he has garnered extensive knowledge in the field of agriculture. With 15 years of experience as an Agronomist and another 15 years dedicated to farm business advisory, John is well-equipped to
Episode 28: The challenge of finding and retaining employees in farming with John Boote
Welcome back to the podcast, where we delve into the challenges that farm businesses face in Australia, particularly in finding and retaining employees. In this episode, we speak with John Boote, a straight-shooting recruiter for farm businesses across the country, who founded Drover Ag Recruitment in 2019.
Through Drover Ag, John has been able to connect with and help thousands of farming clients
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