We’re joined by Wurundjeri Woi-Wurrung Elder Uncle Dave Wandin, who shares his powerful story from Coranderrk Station.

We’ll hear about his deep passion for cultural teaching and learning, as well as his work managing the farm just north of Melbourne.

It’s a rich and insightful conversation.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander  listeners  are advised that this episode may mention names of deceased persons.

In this episode, we head to South Australia to explore the Crawford family’s innovative continuous cropping operation.

Discover how this sustainable farming method is not only keeping the soil healthier but also enriching it with nitrogen naturally.

We also dive into Luke Crawford’s life on the farm, gaining insight into the daily challenges and rewards of working the land.

We head to Jamestown, South Australia, where we meet Holly Crawford on a continuous cropping farm.

Holly is driving positive change to the landscape with large-scale plantings.

We also touch on carbon and biodiversity credits along with farm life in SA.

A great episode.

Thank you Holly...!

Jessica and Tim Scott created a very successful Angus stud and commercial beef breeding operation.

We discuss genetic gain, genomics, embryo transfer and much more.

A real credit to Jessica and Tim.

A single rabbit can produce six young, up to six times a year.

We talk to expert, Tim Bloomfield.

Tim shares insights about the introduction of rabbits to Australia, to rabbits being a source of income and their devastating effects on farms.

Tim and Jessica Scott run an amazing Stud and Commercial Beef Breeding Operation.

We talk about establishing Tabletop Angus.

They are now running about 1200 cows and selling approximately 200 bulls annually.

We also touch on Tims football career...

Join us for part B with Ally Trigg.

We explore the inspiring story of a young female station hand in the Northern Territory of Australia. With a remarkable outlook on life, she navigates the challenges of remote living, adapting to change while embracing the wild beauty of the outback. From battling fires to encountering unique wildlife, her adventures are filled with resilience and friendship. Tune in to hear her experiences, insights, and the importance of just being yourself in the heart of Australia’s rugged landscape.

Ally is a passionate young woman who has taken the leap into the world of cattle farming in the Northern Territory. Her journey is filled with challenges, triumphs, and a deep connection to the land and the animals she cares for. From mustering cattle under the vast open skies to navigating the intricacies of isolated farm life. Ally's story is one of adventure, growth, and living life to its fullest.

Bryan Ward talks about how he has rehydrated his farm, just north of Albury.

He calls it "plain common sense farming"

On-Farm emissions. In this episode, the clever Julian Carroll talks about carbon emitted and carbon sequestered.