Stockyard Sessions
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Stockyard Sessions
Podcast Description
Covering all things soils, pastures, carbon and grazing, Stockyard Sessions is a podcast series brought to you by Atlas Ag – the team behind Atlas Carbon and MaiaGrazing.
New episodes will drop monthly, featuring educational interviews with the graziers and industry experts - such as Gabe Brown - working to improve grazing landscapes, productivity and profitability while building soil carbon and resilience in agriculture, both here in Australia and around the globe.
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes such as soil health, grazing management, carbon sequestration, and sustainable agricultural practices. Notable episodes include discussions on improving grazing landscapes with soil carbon initiatives and enhancing profitability through innovative grazing techniques.
Covering all things soils, pastures, carbon and grazing, Stockyard Sessions is a podcast series brought to you by Atlas Ag – the team behind Atlas Carbon and MaiaGrazing.
New episodes will drop monthly, featuring educational interviews with the graziers and industry experts – such as Gabe Brown – working to improve grazing landscapes, productivity and profitability while building soil carbon and resilience in agriculture, both here in Australia and around the globe.
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 it comes to agriculture, “If you eat, you’re involved”.
Bart also shares his view on the future of soil carbon measurement and operating with a ‘productivity-first’ mindset, where carbon sequestration is seen as the natural outcome of good management.
This podcast is brought to you by Atlas Ag – the team behind Atlas Carbon and MaiaGrazing. Atlas Carbon offers Australian livestock producers a market-leading solution for soil carbon projects, merging years of practical experience with scientific know-how and advanced analytics from our grazing management tool, MaiaGrazing.
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