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Stockyard Sessions
by Atlas Ag
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.
Episodes
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The Experimenter
When Jason Sutherland started managing the livestock at Tinwald Farm in Central Otago, the property was running around 10,000 stock units on 650 effective hectares. Everything was contract grazed, the whole farm was ryegrass and clover, and every January the heat would knock the feed out from…
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The Balancer
In this episode of Stockyard Sessions, Emily Mosely sits down with Laura Kiel, a holistic nutritionist, Pilates instructor, speaker and educator based in Central West New South Wales. Through her business, Balance Inside and Out, Laura works with clients on sustainable, lifelong habits rather…
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The Pivot
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...
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The Strategist
In this episode of Stockyard Sessions, Victoria Lawrance sits down with Sam Johnsson, CEO of Farm Owners Academy. Sam grew up on Kangaroo Island and spent a decade in engineering and construction consulting, leading a team of 65, before stepping back into agriculture five years ago. Today he…
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The Pragmatist
In this episode of Stockyard Sessions, Victoria Lawrance sits down with Jake Smith from BJS Farming, a family operation running across five properties in the New England region of New South Wales. Jake grew up on land that’s been in his family for generations, spent time working as a livestock...
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The Agribusiness Man
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…
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The Steward
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…
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The Innovator
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...
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The Observer
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…
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Bonus Episode - Gabe Brown
In this bonus episode of Stockyard Sessions, we sit down with global regenerative agriculture leader Gabe Brown, recorded live at Wilmot Field Day 2025 Gabe reflects on more than 30 years of farming, sharing how drought, hail and financial pressure forced him to rethink conventional approaches…
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The Pioneer
In this episode of Stockyard Sessions, I sit down with Charlie Arnott, an award-winning eighth-generation farmer and advocate for innovative farming practices. We explore Charlie's transformative journey from conventional methods to regenerative farming, highlighting his deep commitment to...
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The Educator
In this episode of Stockyard Sessions, we sit down with independent plant and soil health educator Joel Williams to explore the connection between healthy soils, resilient farms, and thriving farmers. Drawing on his extensive global experience in soil management and resilient grazing systems…
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The Grazing Guru
In this episode of Stockyard Sessions, we catch up with Bart Davidson, Chief Grazing Officer at Atlas Carbon and co-founder of MaiaGrazing. Tune in to hear Bart’s thoughts on evolving grazing trends, using the ‘mathematics of farming' to gain confidence in decision-making, and his view that when…
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The Producers
In this episode of Stockyard Sessions, we meet three producers at different stages of their soil carbon journey. Jared Doyle shares the changes he’s planning and making at Coventry, his family’s 2,300-hectare property, for long-term productivity and resilience. Suzie Ridley reflects on her shift...
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The Founder
Welcome! Our first ever Stockyard Sessions episode features a wide-ranging chat with Atlas Carbon Founder and CEO, Ashley Silver. In this episode, Ashley touches on the potential for improving grazing profitability and resilience with soil carbon, and how the Australian carbon market is ripe to...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
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.
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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...
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