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Hosted by The Livestock Collective · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 69 episodes
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Formerly known as Livestock Leaders Podcast, Behind The Collective will take you behind the scenes of The Livestock Collective! Come with us as we cover industry collaborations, meet champions of the livestock industry and interview ag advocates from all over Australia. Follow us on Instagram @behind_the_collective
The Livestock Collective hosts Behind The Collective, a education show with 69 episodes published.
Great stockpeople aren't just built through practical skills, they're built through leadership, mentoring and the confidence to step forward. That idea sits at the heart of the inaugural Kimberley Pilbara Cattlemen's Ass
Tom Squiers is a passionate shearer and farmer. While he once thought a career in business finance was on the cards, Tom realised that shearing was the pathway he needed to pursue to build his future and follow his passi
The Value of the Merino: Why Are Merinos Important to Your Business? This episode is a recording from the recent Value of the Merino webinar, delivered as part of The Livestock Collective and Australian Wool Innovation P
The Value of the Merino: Why Are Merinos Important to Your Business? This episode is a converted recording from the Value of the Merino webinar, delivered as part of The Livestock Collective and Australian Wool Innovatio
This is a converted episode from a webinar held in February 2026 with Dr Michyalla Seal, part of the AWI & TLC Partner Program. It is the second session in the Sheep Reproduction Series. Discussion on: - The value of pre
This is a podcast episode converted over from a recent webinar, Sheep Reproduction: Seasonality, Ewe Lambs, and Maximising Lambing The webinar with Dr Michyalla Seal, was part of the AWI & TLC Partner program discussing
In this episode, we chat with WASIA Executive Officer and Beyond the Shed Program Director, Valerie Pretzel, alongside Darren Spencer, WASIA President and Beyond the Shed Contractor Mentor. This episode is a little diffe
Nikita Jamson didn’t own a handpiece when she first entered the shearing industry. Just three years on, she’s turned the physical demands of the job into fitness for her triathlon training, used the flexibility of the wo
Homestead Road is an Australian Merino wool athleisurewear brand founded by fifth-generation wool producer Bridgitte Brooks. In this episode, we dive into Bridgitte’s story as a wool producer in Western Australia, explor
We caught up with Bella Wilshusen between campdraft runs. She's a vet nurse turned university lecturer at Charles Darwin University in the Northern Territory. Like many others, she headed north for a gap year — and never
Jodie Pengel was originally a Wheatbelt girl in Western Australia, she shares what it takes to be an agronomist in Kununurra - from how and when to grow cotton, to why everyone should consider doing a stint in the north.
In a makeshift podcast studio next to a Goose Neck in the Northern Territory, we chat with Jess Di Pasquale about how a woman from Katherine took on the Mongol Derby - a 1,000 kilometre horse endurance race across Mongol
Recorded amongst the cattle lanes of the Katherine Show in the Northern Territory, we catch up with Brad Inglis of "Sturt Plains Brahmans" for a a chat that covers everything from Brahmans, leadership in the North, to ho
In this episode, we sit down with Nikki Lyons, the incredible woman who set a Women's World Record by shearing 395 merino lambs in just 8 hours. Nikki shares her love for wool, her journey in the shearing industry, and t
In case you missed the webinar, this episode is converted over for easy listening. It is the first session of our 'Ten Minute Talks: Lunchtime Series' - quick, insightful updates and discussions designed to support you a
In this episode, we sit down with Brett Jones, owner of the Ejanding Merino Stud in the Wheatbelt of Western Australia. Brett's journey into farming began at 15, with some time spent jackarooing in South Australia before
In today's episode, we chat with Luke and Jess Harding, a dynamic couple who built successful careers as shearing contractors and now farmers while raising a family. Both graduates of the WA College of Agriculture Cunder
In this episode, we’re joined by three mixed farmers from Western Australia: Geoff Cosgrove from Mingenew, Michael Wright from Boyup Brook, and Brandon Giles from Merredin. Each of them shares their insights into why Mer
This is an episode converted over from a recent webinar where we chat with Dr. Michylla Seal, a veterinarian and director at Genstock, as she shares insights into the impact of water quality and heat stress on our sheep.
This episode is part of the Sheep & Goat traceability task force. James Starling farms in the South East of South Australia. He has had an impressive career before returning to the family farm. His experiences hold him i
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Behind The Collective is hosted by The Livestock Collective. The show is categorised under education (society) and has published 69 episodes.
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