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  • Spotlight: Maddie Morgan on what drives her to better connect Women In Agriculture
    They say you can't be what you can't see, and thankfully there are many incredible role models for women in agriculture these days. When entering the workforce and feeling a little untethered, Maddie Morgan saw a need to better connect those women and grow support networks for industry professionals. As if being an agribusiness lawyer and helping on her family's farm in Condamine QLD wasn't enough, Maddie co-founded the Women in Agriculture network, which keeps her busy and most importantly - connected. Hear her share her aspirations for the initiative's future and the crucial role mentorship has played in her career development. takeawaysMaddie balances her legal career with responsibilities on her family dryland cropping and shorthorn stud Women in Agriculture is events based and aims to create support networks for industry professionalsMaddie emphasises the importance of preserving family relationships in succession planningThe value of mentorship and networks in building a vibrant career in agricultureThe agribusiness sector is seeing a trend towards proactive succession planningMaddie hopes to continue growing her initiatives and providing opportunities for othersChapters03:03 Balancing Law and Agriculture05:57 The Journey into Agribusiness Law09:11 Succession Planning in Agriculture11:47 Women in Agriculture: Building Networks15:05 The Young Beef Producers Forum18:04 Looking Ahead: Future AspirationsThis episode of Humans of Agriculture is brought to you by our friends at Rabobank Australia.You can hear more episodes of Humans of Agriculture here.If you enjoyed this episode, share with a friend and let us know your thoughts at [email protected].  Don't forget to rate, subscribe, and leave a review! Rabobank Grad Program: If you're on the lookout for a graduate role, head over to Rabobank.com.au to apply for their 2026 Graduate program before the 18th of August! 
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  • “The decisions I make today? They won’t hit a plate for four years" with Charlie Perry, Trent Bridge Wagyu
    Charlie Perry reckons he might know more intricate details of the health of his Wagyu bulls than he does of his kids! He's fascinated by the genomic data behind every calf he breeds, which allows him to make incremental genetic gains for the betterment of the supply chains he services.  And he'd have to be pretty patient too, with the results of the careful breeding decisions he makes today taking four years to show up on the consumer's plate.  With the 2025 Trent Bridge Wagyu bull sale around the corner, Charlie explains what it takes to produce an animal he believes in, the vulnerability of opening your farm gate to auction his year's efforts, and how his family transitioned from super fine merinos to producing some of the highest quality wagyu genetics in the industry.takeawaysBeyond commercial metrics, the consumer eating experience is paramountGenetic advancements have transformed Wagyu breeding practicesSale day is an exciting but sometimes daunting event, with so much blood, sweat and tears going into the whole affairBuilding relationships with clients is essential for long-term successA clear vision and execution are vital for navigating market fluctuationschapters02:41 Wagyu Cattle: Breeding and Business Insights05:48 Transition from Sheep to Cattle: A Family Journey08:48 The Importance of Consumer Experience in Beef Production11:26 Genetic Advancements in Wagyu Breeding17:30 The Pressure of Sale Day: Expectations and Reality26:20 Future of the Business: Vision and LegacyLocated at Aberfoyle on the Northern Tablelands NSW, Trent Bridge Wagyu is a family owned and operated stud producing high performing bulls for the Fullblood and F1 market since 2005.There is so much to love about what Charlie is building. Learn more about the Trent Bridge Wagyu story and the 2025 Bull Sale on September 4th, on farm and online via AuctionsPlus. Last year's sale was an absolute cracker and this year's is set to be even bigger. Register for your sale catalogue here. If you enjoyed this episode, share with a friend and let us know your thoughts at [email protected].  Don't forget to rate, subscribe, and leave a review! Rabobank Grad Program: If you're on the lookout for a graduate role, head over to Rabobank.com.au to apply for their 2026 Graduate program before the 18th of August! 
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  • In The Know: What does opening our doors to US beef mean? with Andrew Henderson
    Yesterday’s surprise move to lift biosecurity restrictions on US beef imports has sent ripples through Aussie ag - with historical concerns around potentially devastating diseases like foot and mouth or mad cow entering our shores.It comes as rumours swirl about a possible hike in tariffs on Aussie exports to the US. Is this a long-planned, science-based decision, or is there something more strategic at play?We speak with agricultural policy and trade expert Andrew Henderson to unpack the timing, implications to industry, and the fine line between biosecurity risk management and political maneuvering. What You’ll LearnWhy US beef imports were previously banned in Australia (since 2019)What’s changed in US traceability and food safety systemsPotential biosecurity risks and how real they areThe political and trade dynamics behind this decision, including tensions with the US under the Trump administrationHow this affects tariffs on Australian beef exportsWhether consumers are likely to see US beef in Australian supermarketsThe importance of country-of-origin labelling in building trustChapters00:00 Introduction to US Beef Imports and Biosecurity02:42 Historical Context of US Beef Imports05:54 Current Trade Dynamics and Political Implications08:47 Consumer Impact and Future of US Beef in AustraliaWhat are you thoughts on the lifting of restrictions to US beef imports? Continue the conversation on Instagram and explore more episodes of Humans of Agriculture - don't forget to rate, subscribe, and leave a review!If you enjoyed this episode, share it with a friend and let us know your thoughts at [email protected].  Rabobank Grad Program: If you're on the lookout for a graduate role, head over to Rabobank.com.au to apply for their 2026 Graduate program before the 18th of August! 
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  • Agricultural land boom: analyst Paul Joules explains the market dynamics at play
    If one word could sum up the current agricultural land market - volatile - is how Rabobank analyst Paul Joules would describe it. He reckons the unprecedented 80% growth in land prices in recent years is changing the way farmers make decisions... shifting their focus to productivity over expansion. This bite-size chat touches on the influence of commodity prices and global supply chains on land values, as well as the emerging trend of partnerships in farm purchases.takeawaysAgricultural land prices have increased by about 80% from 2020 to 2023There has been a recent 6% decline in land prices, but they remain high historicallyThe agricultural sector is entering a phase of more modest growthCorporate investment in agriculture has increased but is showing signs of tapering offFarmers may shift focus from expansion to maximising productivity on existing landCommodity prices have a significant lag effect on land valuesNew farmers face challenges due to high land prices and market volatilityPartnerships and joint ventures may become more common in agriculturechapters02:59 Current Trends in Agricultural Land Values05:38 Impact of Corporate Investment on Agriculture08:47 Challenges for New Farmers in the Current MarketYou can hear more episodes of Humans of Agriculture here.This episode of Humans of Agriculture is brought to you by our Partners at Rabobank Australia.If you enjoyed this episode, share with a friend and let us know your thoughts at [email protected].  Don't forget to rate, subscribe, and leave a review! Rabobank Grad Program: If you're on the lookout for a graduate role, head over to Rabobank.com.au to apply for their 2026 Graduate program before the 18th of August! 
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  • Steering the future: trucking legend Glenn ‘Yogi’ Kendall on pride in career and community
    You won't find too many fellas as genuinely happy and passionate about their job as Glenn 'Yogi' Kendall.Yogi is a prominent figure in the trucking community - a celebrity even - with a cult following on TV show Outback Truckers and well known for his tireless work mentoring rookie drivers. Yogi is a big believer in the value of good old fashioned, honest, hard work. He's barely had a day off in his 28 year career but finds solace from the spotlight in the hours of solitude he spends on the open road.  And nothing makes Yogi prouder than returning to his family and small, rural community. Our newest recruit to Humans of Agriculture, Liv Thorn, visits Yogi at his home in Katanning, Western Australia.takeawaysGrowing up in milking sheds in Victoria, Yogi started his career as a tree faller (hence the nickname!) before becoming a truck driverYogi has developed an educational program called Steering the Future where he trains and mentors young driversThe trucking job is rewarding, challenging and unpredictableYogi values the rural community of Katanning and is proud of his rootsHe believes that hard work can lead to success anywhereYogi appreciates the balance between solitude and social interaction on the roadchapters00:00 Introduction to Yogi and the Trucking Community02:33 Yogi's Background and Career Path05:10 Steering the Future: Education and Mentorship in Trucking07:58 The Rewards and Challenges of Trucking and Farming13:34 Life on the Road: Balancing Loneliness and Community15:33 Pride in Community and Future AspirationsFollow Yogi's trucking antics on Instagram and YouTube.Explore more episodes of Humans of Agriculture - don't forget to rate, subscribe, and leave a review!If you enjoyed this episode, share it with a friend and let us know your thoughts at [email protected].  Rabobank Grad Program: If you're on the lookout for a graduate role, head over to Rabobank.com.au to apply for their 2026 Graduate program before the 18th of August! 
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