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Sharing the #FarmsAdvice again. A few plates spinning to get lift off again. I’m at my best when I’m talking so let’s get it going again. Pass it on, review it and keep on farming.

Episode drops 5am when I get up 🤐

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🌾 Harvest is really kicking into gear across the state, and so is the chance to listen to some great Ag podcasts🌾

Here are some more of the podcasts we have recently been loving, sharing stories of Ag across Australia; and dont worry there's more to come! Keep sharing your favourite podcasts with us and follow along to find a new listen 🎧

Shoutout to:
☀️ @cowgirlchannel_ with Toni Lamb and Bella Hanson - We‘re on a mission to create a community of inclusion for the girls living in remote and rural Australia and those longing to be. We‘re uncovering it all from isolation, careers, mental health, working on the land, friendships, love, imposter syndrome, navigating your twenties and all the things in between.

☀️ @soilsforlife produced by the Grow Love Project and Soils for Life - Brings you the voices of farmers around Australia who are regenerating our precious soils and landscapes. In each episode we share the stories of farmers who are discovering ways to farm with nature, and explore how we can all help more farmers to head in this direction, for healthier food, humans and planet.

☀️ @yarnsonfarms with Elli and Jorja - The podcast for Govies, by Govies. Hosted by Elli and Jorja, who are based over 500km from each other, we’re here to share the real side of station life and remote education- the good, the bad, the chaotic, the unhinged and everything in between, nothing’s really off limits here.

☀️ @farmsadvice with Jack Cresswell - Hosted by Jack Cresswell, it is the biggest farmer led podcast in Australia; Jack wanted to get the answers for his family farm and thought others might be wanting the same answers too. Focusing on the paddock, office and off-farm income. Get the insights or listen to how others do it to become profitable, sustainable and happier in the end. Learn on the go with the host who is also farming in Central West, NSW.

Keep the comments coming with your favourite Ag Podcast below and happy listening! 🎧🌾☀️

#favouritepodcast #ruralaustralia #sharingstories #ontheland #harvest #podcasts

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a poem from the poetic AC/DC for the kangaroo I hit.

Come and get it 🤜

BSF sorted the rig now. Great bars and better people.

Get around them and they’ll get around you. Partnered with the best for only the best (farmers)

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It’s 10 years since @farmsadvice started and really only feels like I’m getting started.

Great time at AgQuip talking farming, fielding some great questions and sitting beside those that make it happen too.

If you didn’t get in to the @uninewengland tent to check out the Farms Advice pathway (BA Agribusiness, Marketing Management Major) check out their socials.

Great to partner with those that back farmers too. Keep talking only good things will come from it.

Pass on your #FarmsAdvice from #UNE

#UNEPartner #AgQuip

Trying to remember where I parked the Ute for later

With some great questions from the floor. See you next year #AgQuip

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Well that’s AgQuip done for another year, massive thanks to everyone who came up and said hello!

Also a massive thanks to all the creators who came to our meetup, was great to meet some of you and catch up with others. We had a good turn out this year, hopefully we can get a rolling podcast with guests happening next year, that would be awesome.

We went to AgQuip with an imaginary $2 million dollar budget and blew that at the first site, check it all out over on the channel 🤣

Link for the video is in the comments 😎👍🏻

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Please share! 😎👍🏻

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A look back at the 2026 Farming Futures Industry Dinner ✨🌾

An incredible evening celebrating the connections between students and industry, catching up with familiar faces and creating new connections across Australian agriculture.

Thank you once again to our sponsors, guests, speakers and everyone who joined us and helped make the evening so memorable.

And a huge thank you to @naturalasg for capturing all the moments from the night! 📸💚

Swipe through to relive some of our favourite moments from the 2026 Farming Futures Industry Dinner.

#FarmingFutures #IndustryDinner #UNE #Agriculture

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We are headed to Agquip! 💪🏼
Meet us at the Kings and Queens of Content meetup at 12pm on the Wednesday with all the big names in Aus Ag-

@jacksonbrothersfarming
@jb_avondowns
@catch.my.drift.podcast
@farmsadvice
@stephandjoshborowski
Wisey from TikTok ✅✅

The meetup will be located right next to the Hutcheon and Pearce stand between rows KL and MN. Come say hello, meet some of your favourite people to watch and listen too, and catch up.

The Narrain Grain crew will be wandering around for the rest of the time, make sure you come pull us up and grab some stickers! 😎👌

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Bound by the land. You’ll learn quick it’s not the soil it’s the people that make that connection to land even better.

Hats off to @farming_futures_une for putting the event together. Proud moment to be invited.

To do’s if you’re graduating:
1: do weird shit. The weirder the better (career wise)
2: don’t be afraid to “connect” with ANYONE on LinkedIn
3: use your youthfulness to your advantage.
4: when I’m 50 what’s a present id like to give myself

#keeponfarming and pass on your #farmsadvice

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Some events leave you feeling incredibly optimistic about the future of Australian agriculture 👏🏽

In July, I had the privilege of speaking at the Farming Futures Distinguished Industry Dinner at the University of New England alongside Jack Creswell, Mitch Buster and Monique McKinnon, with the wonderful @kaitie_nash guiding the conversation as our MC.

The evening brought together students, emerging professionals and industry leaders from across Australia, all connected by a shared passion for agriculture. The theme, “Bound By The Land,” couldn’t have been more fitting. No matter where we come from or what role we play in agriculture, we’re united by a common purpose: supporting our industry and ensuring it’s stronger for the generations to come.

One of my favourite parts of working in agriculture is having the opportunity to support the next generation. Whether it was speaking on stage, chatting with students afterwards or hearing about the many different career aspirations in the room, I left feeling inspired by the enthusiasm and ambition of those entering our industry.

I also loved hearing the unique perspectives of my fellow panellists. From on-farm experience and agricultural communications to research, extension and the beef industry, it was a great reminder that there is no single pathway into agriculture. There are countless opportunities, and every journey looks different.

A huge congratulations to the @farming_futures_une committee for delivering such a professional event. Your goal was for every attendee to leave with at least one new connection, idea or opportunity, and judging by the conversations throughout the evening, I’d say you achieved exactly that.

Thank you to everyone who came over for a chat, shared your story or asked a question. It’s conversations like those that remind me why I love what I do.

The future of Australian agriculture is in very capable hands, and I’m excited to see what this next generation achieves.

You can read my further thoughts in my blog post here 👇🏻
https://www.businesswithbrooke.com/post/bound-by-the-land-why-one-conversation-can-change-a-career

📸 @naturalasg

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Say it louder for those in the back that don’t get it.

You don’t put yourself through the hurt locker for no

reason. Set farm goals so you can achieve personal

goals. Higher yields don’t mean you’re the best farmer. It

Should mean you spend more time with loved ones.

#keeonfarming for the right things

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Don’t make him wait around. He’s got places to be #farming #business #life

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