Atlas Grazing

09/10/2026

Allen Williams returns to Australia later this month for a series of workshops held by Wilmot Field Day

Have a listen to Stockyard Sessions E7 ‘The Observer’, and if you like what you hear, check out the upcoming series of NSW workshops to hear from Allen in person.

These workshops will also feature our very own Bart Davidson and Rafe Ritchie.

Listen to the podcast episode: https://hubs.li/Q04zJfhC0

Learn more about the workshops: https://wilmotfieldday.com.au/regional-workshop-series/

07/10/2026

Jason Sutherland manages the livestock operation at Tinwald Farm in Central Otago, New Zealand. When he started, the property was heavily stocked, high input and running short of feed every summer despite irrigation.

In the latest episode of Stockyard Sessions, Jason talks Emily through six years of trial and error: dryland species under pivots, large mobs, recovery periods out to 120 days, and the trials that didn't work. Today they're finding 10 to 15 worms in a spade, the animal health bill is down to basic vaccinations, and they’re finally reaping the benefits of these changes.

“I’m noticing all these little things start to happen. There’s life everywhere, big flocks of birds and bugs. The land just feels like it’s breathing”

🎧 Listen to Stockyard Sessions E15: The Experimenter - https://hubs.li/Q04zplTS0

06/10/2026

Webinar Announcement! Next Thursday, the 15th of October, Bart Davidson and Emily Mosely of Atlas Grazing will be hosting a free webinar, ‘Getting on top of your grazing: How and where to start’.

We’ll be covering the basics of good grazing management, with easy first steps you can take on your own property to better utilise the pasture you already have.

Learn more and register here: https://hubs.li/Q04znsSQ0

26/09/2026

25/09/2026

Jake Smith didn't go cold turkey on fertiliser use; he just started moving cattle differently. Did a course. Read some books. Gradually built a system that, several years later, looks nothing like the operations around him in the New England region of NSW.

Hear more from Jake in episode 11 of the Stockyard Sessions podcast.

Tune in here: https://hubs.li/Q04tvqRB0

15/09/2026

Are you spending your time as a farm owner on high-value tasks, or getting caught up in the day-to-day?

Sam Johnsson of Farm Owners Academy believes this is the cycle too many operators fall into.

Tune into E12 of the Stockyard Sessions Podcast - ‘The Strategist’ - to learn how to refocus your time on-farm.

Listen here: https://hubs.li/Q04xwjc80

08/09/2026

In the latest episode of Stockyard Sessions, Emily sits down with Laura Kiel, holistic nutritionist, Pilates instructor and founder of Balance Inside and Out.

Laura grew up on the land in Central West NSW before studying nutrition in Canberra, and her work is grounded in one idea: our health starts long before food reaches the table, in the land it's grown on and the animals raised on it.

🎧 Listen to Stockyard Sessions E14, The Balancer: https://hubs.li/Q04w_qMn0

04/09/2026

Hear more from Jake in episode 11 of the Stockyard Sessions podcast.

Tune in here: https://hubs.li/Q04tvqRB0

20/08/2026

Richard Brimblecombe recently sat down for a chat with us about what good decision-making looks like in a grazing business. He 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.

Full episode on Stockyard Sessions, tune in here: https://hubs.li/Q04tDRGm0

Legacy Livestock

19/08/2026

In the latest episode of Stockyard Sessions, Emily sits down with Dorianne Coventry, Head of Investor Relations at Impact Ag Australia.

From Wall Street to wool growing, Dorianne's career has spanned global institutional finance, commercial agriculture and farming, a journey that led her to regional Australia, where she and her husband now run a commercial beef and ultrafine merino wool enterprise near Armidale, NSW.

The conversation covers taking risks, redefining success, navigating drought, and why the future is full of opportunity for women on the land.

🎧 Listen to Stockyard Sessions E13: https://hubs.li/Q04tvKzf0