Mastermind Interviews: Recent Episodes
Grahame
https://www.klrmarketing.com.au teach the 5 key principles to running a profitable Livestock business.The KLR Marketing School is a 2 /12 day school for breeders and backgrounder's of sheep and cattle.
https://www.klrmarketing.com.au teach the 5 key principles to running a profitable Livestock business.The KLR Marketing School is a 2 /12 day school for breeders and backgrounder's of sheep and cattle.
Rod Knight from KLR Marketing shares from a KLR perspective te things we should consider when restocking after a drought.
Jane Weir, Paul McClymont, and Joy McClymont share their journey on a quest to take on a big scary goal.
James Nason from Beef Central put Rod, Jim and Grahame in the Hot seat at the KLR Beef Week breakfast. Recorded live so audio has a liitle echo and varying volume.
Dallas shares his experience of his 3 month visit to Australia looking at how KLR and RCS work with their training and clients.
Anna Tickle interviews Grahame Rees, Jim Lindsay and Rod Knight about the KLR Marketing School and KLR Business Ready Workshop.
John discusses the benefits of having dung beetles on your farm. He can be found at www.dungbeetleexpert.com.au
Joy lives in western QLD and talks about life on a family farm, using KLR and her passion health and fitness. Find out more www.offthetracktraining.com.au
In this podcast Grahame Rees discusses the Mongol Derby, a horse race over 1,000 km. Will rode in this race and crossed the finish line equal 1st.
Matt Barnes discusses his work working with ranching grazing animals and living with natural predators using natural herding Instincts
Each year KLR Marketing runs an open interview updating the latest information about KLR and how it is working in the current climate and markets. Anna Tickle was the host for the 2015 telecall.
Rick Cameron shares his experience livestock farming on the South Island of New Zealand since the 1970's
The late Bruce Ward was considered a great educator of Holistic Management. He enjoyed a close relationship with Allan Savory and was technically brilliant.
Bruce Ward had transformed his work as an educator online. This became a valuable resource for his clients. More about Bruce http://holisticresults.pixelalchemy.com.au/
In this audio Jim,Rod and Grahame share the story of KLR and how livestock producers can make a difference to their bottom line.Also there are 5 producers sharing their experience.
By any definition of the word, Tony's life has been an amazing experience.Whilst some would liken it to a roller coaster ride,
He succintly puts it as "having climbed the stairs to heaven and walked the halls of hell".
Joy shares how people even in isolated areas can still maintain fitness and health during this podcast.
In this current era of information overload, it is easy to become distracted by factors that take our focus away from what is truly important: knowledge of fundamentals and the foundations of your operation.
Anyone who has done any work with me recently would have seen me use the analogy of building a house. The question is ‘Where do we start with building?’ and the answer is the foundations.
Once the foundations are solid we can then add layers to these foundations, brick by brick. Would you buy a house that has a fantastic new roof yet the foundations are crumbly and disintegrating? I doubt it, however unfortunately I am seeing all too often that this analogy is the case in a majority of rural businesses.
Listen as 5 people share their experience - getting started in the livestock business and how they now run a profitable business.
Jim’s experience includes over 20 years of beef-forage systems research and outreach while on the faculty of the University of Missouri, as well as 20 years of commercial cattle and sheep production on their family farm in northern Missouri. The University of Missouri - Forage Systems Research Center rose to national prominence as a result of his research leadership. His research encompassed many aspects of plant-soil-animal interactions and provides foundation for many of the basic principles of Management-intensive Grazing
Fourth generation Wyoming rancher, Charley Orchard, developed what has become known as the Land EKG® Monitoring System, a land health monitoring, management information, and reporting system. Since 1994, he has worked with ranchers across the US, Canada, Australia, and South Pacific, helping thousands track land health, improve management skills, and decision making. Charley's background, experience, and education enable him to address many land issues and concerns. His business, Land EKG Inc., has a constant driving goal – to promote sustainable business and ecological information models for those noble few stewarding the land and feeding our nation and the world.
Robyn Pulman is a city-slicker turned 'bush-babe' for love of the land and a man. Author of 'Habits Aren't Just For Nuns', Robyn has invested the last 12 years studying the power of habits in our life. Now living on a cattle station in far western Qld, she is turning her attention to outback wisdom for the city slicker and is developing a Leadership Program - The Corporate Whisperer - use a swag of stockman's know-how to lead, motivate and manage your teams
John Whitfeld began farming after school in 1972 on his family livestock and grain growing properties then located the northwest slopes and plains of NSW. Since the late 1970’s John has been the lessor of grazing and cropping land and run livestock on land owned by others. This alerted John to business opportunities associated with the separation of land ownership from the production enterprise.
John Ikerd, Ph.D. is professor emeritus of Agricultural Economics at the University of Missouri, Columbia. Dr. Ikerd was raised on a small dairy farm in southwest Missouri and received his B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees in agricultural economics from the University of Missouri. He worked in private industry for a time and spent 30 years in various professorial positions at North Carolina State University, Oklahoma State University, University of Georgia, and the University of Missouri before retiring in early 2000. Since retiring, he spends most of his time writing and speaking on issues related to sustainability with an emphasis on economics and agriculture.
Tim and Richard are Mastermind members who attended a KLR school in early 2011.Since that time they have had a major shift in thinking about how they run their livestock business in southern Victoria.
Listen in as they share their experience
In this current era of information overload, it is easy to become distracted by factors that take our focus away from what is truly important: knowledge of fundamentals and the foundations of your operation.
Anyone who has done any work with me recently would have seen me use the analogy of building a house. The question is ‘Where do we start with building?’ and the answer is the foundations.
Once the foundations are solid we can then add layers to these foundations, brick by brick. Would you buy a house that has a fantastic new roof yet the foundations are crumbly and disintegrating? I doubt it, however unfortunately I am seeing all too often that this analogy is the case in a majority of rural businesses.
Graeme Sait is the CEO and co-founder of Nutri-Tech Solutions (NTS), a world leader in biological agriculture. He is also an author/educator responsible for over 300 published articles and a popular book, "Nutrition Rules". He created the internationally acclaimed, four day, Certificate in Sustainable Agriculture and authored the associated, 300+ page training manual. Graeme is a sought-after speaker, specialising is soil health, plant health and animal health. He is also an expert in human nutrition and his fascinating presentations cover every aspect of wellness. These seminars are often described as "life changing" and "inspirational".