Stockyard Sessions

In this episode of Stockyard Sessions, we meet three producers at different stages of their soil carbon journey. Jared Doyle shares the changes he’s planning and making at Coventry, his family’s 2,300-hectare property, for long-term productivity and resilience. Suzie Ridley reflects on her shift from corporate law to life on the land – and what she's learning along the way – while fourth-generation graziers Scott and Macey Michell discuss balancing productivity with sustainability. 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 farming experience with scientific know-how and advanced analytics from our grazing management tool, MaiaGrazing.

Welcome! Our first ever Stockyard Sessions episode features a wide-ranging chat with Atlas Carbon Founder and CEO, Ashley Silver. In this episode, Ashley touches on the potential for improving grazing profitability and resilience with soil carbon, and how the Australian carbon market is ripe to support farmers in adopting the latest best practices. She explains what producers should think about when considering a soil carbon project and gives us insight to her global career in sustainable economic development and agriculture, including a four-year stint in Uganda. 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 farming experience with scientific know-how and advanced analytics from our grazing management tool, MaiaGrazing.