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.
- Update frequency
- every 5 days
- Average duration
- 39 minutes
- Episodes
- 336
- Years Active
- 2020 - 2025
Turning grief into positive change with Sallie Jones
Candid and open, Sallie Jones isn't afraid of telling her story.
She's another of our powerhouse Women in Ag for the month of March, and if you're familiar at all with her story - maybe you buy Gipps…
This is Aussie Ag - Harvest Road Group
We are back, and in this episode of This is Aussie Ag we are heading from conception to consumption in Western Australia.
We’re here to meet the team to understand the role of people within their ver…
Nedd Brockmann and Oli chat over choccy milk
On Day 2 of the Australian Dairy Conference in Tasmania this year, Oli sat down with Nedd Brockmann. This podcast is a live recording of that chat.
In 2022, Nedd cemented his legend status by running …
The Story of Aussie Ag Storyteller: Pip Courtney
Pip Courtney.
What else should we say?
She started at ABC's Landline in 1993, became the host of the program in 2012, and continues to thrive in the role today - - but there’s so much more to the stor…
Off Air and On Track with Joy McClymont
If we could tell you one thing about Joy McClymont, it's that her name embodies her. But she's not only joyful, she's determined, persistent, and a real mover.
Joy has a knack for getting bodies movi…
Incremental Gains in Footy and Farming with Dylan Grimes
We sat down with Dylan Grimes at his vineyard, Mount Macedon Winery, for this weeks episode of Humans of Agriculture.
Dylan is Co-Captain of AFL team, Richmond Football Club. He has 3 AFL premiership…
How Sydney beach kid, Jack Berne, raised over $2.1 million for Aussie Farmers
Maybe you've heard of the A Fiver for a Farmer founder, Jack Berne, but if you haven't, let us introduce you to this legend.
When Jack was 10, he saw a news story about just how bad the droughts were…
Putting farmers through their paces with Ginny Stevens
After growing up on a farm in Tassie, being a jillaroo in the Northern Territory then a banker in Mangoplah, NSW, Ginny Stevens realised there was a lack of services for creating community within far…
Breaking down barriers with the Unbreakable Farmer, Warren Davies
Meet Warren Davies.
His family chose farming in Kyabram after a life of owning milk bars, butchers and post offices in Melbourne - and Warren couldn't have been happier to live life in the country as…
The Dynamic Duo of Agriculture - Tom & Mick are back
Please welcome to the pod... Tom Rookyard and Mick Corcoran!
We're getting these two larrikins behind the mic not only because of their careers in ag, but because of our blossoming partnership - Tom a…
From Country Halls to Nashville - The Fanny Lumsden story
2023! Hello! We hope you've had a great start so far.
We're starting off this year with a cracking story from award winning country singer, songwriter, Mum, and just all round legend Fanny Lumsden.
…
HoA 2022 in Review with Oli, Maya & Naomi
After 52 episodes of Humans of Agriculture and 6 episodes of In the Know On The Go, it’s time for Oli to do some reflecting on the year that was 2022.
There were some big changes, which you will hear…
Leaning into the deep end while being Brave and Vulnerable with Angus Street
“Tough, fun and joyous.” - those are the three words Angus Street chose to describe his 2022.
Many people know Angus Street as the CEO of AuctionsPlus, what many don't know is the back story and jour…
Egg farming within Peri-urban Communities and Advocating for Safer Farms with Danyel Cucinotta
G’day! This week we recorded with Danyel Cucinotta on her family farm in Werribee South, the traditional lands of the Bunurong and Wadawurrung People.
It was great to meet Danyel in person, she’s got…
From Left Field Belle Binder has a vision for the future of farming
Belle Binder is the first one to admit that she's been on a steep learning curve in the world of farming and labour hire.
With a background in marketing, business and psychology, Belle and her husban…
At 23 Hugh Dawson made himself redundant so he could go to university
Right back in the early days of 2020 I remember reaching out to Hugh, time of year: summer. Day – not sure. Location: Barwon Heads on the side of the road.
At the time: Hugh was the Head Stockman on …
From aquariums to backpacking & how a Brit found her feet in Aussie Agriculture with Talulah Gaunt
Imagine at the age of 10 with the help of your Grandma, you discover and decide on what career you want to pursue and what university course you will study.
Well that was the reality for Talulah Gaun…
Mental Health Monday's Matter with Brendan Magee
Welcome back to the Humans of Agriculture podcast.
We missed you all last week, sometimes life gets a little busy and last week I was in New Zealand and thought we had things covered, however, we jus…
A simple call to check in on a mate with Sam Fryer
Welcome to our first check-in for Movember.
You're listening in on Sam Fryer and I having a chat and checking in on each other. This month we're encouraging those in our community
Using Movember as th…
The Bronc Rider, Actor, Film Maker, Taking the Kelpie to the Skies with Luke Chaplain
There's not many people that can pay their way through university through being a cowboy, but my next guest has done exactly that.
Today, Luke Chaplain hasn't quite given up the dream but it has taken…