Stockyard Sessions

Stockyard Sessions is the podcast from Atlas Ag, home of Atlas Carbon and Atlas Grazing. Each episode, we sit down with graziers, agronomists, land managers, and industry thought leaders who are shaping the way Australian agriculture thinks and operates.We cover topics on grazing, pastures, soil carbon, and what it actually takes to run a more productive and resilient livestock operation. Conversations are practical, honest, and led by people with real skin in the game, including global voices like Gabe Brown alongside Australian producers working this land every day.New episodes drop monthly.To learn more about Atlas Grazing, visit atlasag.com/atlasgrazing. To explore soil carbon projects for livestock producers, visit atlasag.com/atlascarbon.

Stockyard Sessions is a science podcast hosted by Atlas Ag, with 12 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Atlas Ag hosts Stockyard Sessions, a science show with 12 episodes published.

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  The Pivot

  Aug 18, 202638 min

  In this episode of Stockyard Sessions, I’m thrilled to welcome Dorianne Coventry, Director of Investor Relations at Impact Ag Australia. Dorianne's remarkable journey spans Wall Street to the heart of rural Australia, where she and her husband manage a commercial beef and ultra-fine merino wool enterprise. We dive into her transformative career pivot, exploring the balance between family life, farming, and a fulfilling professional path. Dorianne shares her insights on redefining success, the evolving role of women in agriculture, and the exciting opportunities that lie ahead. Join us as we uncover the stories and experiences that shape the future of Australian agriculture.

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  The Agribusiness Man

  May 18, 202642 minS0

  In this episode of Stockyard Sessions, Victoria Lawrance sits down with Richard Brimblecombe. Richard brings a perspective few can offer, having seen the Australian agricultural industry from a range of corporate agribusiness roles, as well as running his own cattle property on Queensland's Western Downs. Richard’s past positions include senior roles at NAPCo, Nutrien, GRDC and StockCo. He's now Co-Founder and CEO of Legacy Livestock. In this conversation, he explores what genuinely good decision-making looks like in a grazing business, how data and context shape better outcomes, and why acting early, especially in a dry, is one of the mo...

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  The Steward

  Apr 13, 202632 minS0

  In this episode of Stockyard Sessions, Victoria Lawrance sits down with Andrew Mosely, who runs Etiwanda Station near Cobar, New South Wales, a 50,000-acre operation in the Western Division that his family has called home since 1949. When Andrew returned to Etiwanda in the late 1990s, he inherited a landscape that had been pushed hard. Soil that barely held water, scrub encroachment, a collapsing wool industry, and a business that wasn't set up to survive the decade ahead. Guided by the principles of holistic management and a growing understanding of soil health, Andrew began reshaping Etiwanda from the ground up. Over...

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  The Innovator

  Mar 16, 202621 minS0

  In this episode of Stockyard Sessions, Victoria Lawrance sits down with Western Australian grazier Kent Rochester, whose journey into farming began in an unexpected way. After a spinal injury left him in a wheelchair in his early twenties, Kent returned to his family’s property near Albany to rebuild both his life and the farm itself. What began as an ex-forestry property full of bluegum stumps has since been transformed into a highly productive grass-fed beef operation built around rotational grazing, data and emerging technology. Kent shares how rebuilding the farm from a blank slate pushed him to question traditional ap...

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  The Observer

  Feb 22, 202642 minS0

  In this episode of Stockyard Sessions, new host Victoria Lawrance sits down with US-based farmer and educator Dr Allen Williams to explore what healthy land actually looks like on the ground, and how graziers can build confidence in their management decisions, especially during drought. Drawing on decades of experience across climates and enterprises, Allen shares the early indicators he looks for when stepping onto any property. From pasture diversity and insect life to soil colour, aggregation and aroma, this conversation breaks down the practical observations that reveal whether a system is moving forward or backwards. As Allen reminds us, “The la...

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