Atlas Grazing

29/05/2026

Gabe Brown joins Stockyard Sessions to talk about what it really means to steward your land for the long game.

Listen now: https://atlasag.com/atlasgrazing/ag-learn/stockyard-sessions-gabe-brown-bonus-episode

19/05/2026

Decades of agribusiness experience, distilled into one conversation.

In the latest episode of the Stockyard Sessions podcast, Richard Brimblecombe shares how data, context and the courage to act early are the real drivers of long-term grazing performance.

🎧 Listen to Stockyard Sessions E10 – The Agribusiness Man:

https://hubs.ly/Q04h3FPZ0

Brought to you by Atlas Ag, the team behind Atlas Carbon and Atlas Grazing.

08/05/2026

Working with nature, rather than against it, has made Gabe Brown’s farm ten times more productive than it ever was before.

You can listen to our full chat with Gabe here: https://hubs.li/Q04fLG0h0

08/05/2026

Drought is one of the hardest things to manage when you're on the land. It’s fraught with sacrifice, emotions and trading off hope against reality. When you're in the thick of it, it can be challenging to know when to act. That's why it is so important to have frameworks and decision points established before the rain starts to drop off.

Check out our recent article for some key insights into how Graham Finlayson of Bokhara Plains prepares for drought on his property:

Knowing when to act is the hardest part of a dry spell. See how livestock producers are using stocking rate data and clear decision frameworks to protect their land before things get critical.

01/05/2026

"I don't think there's been any other trigger in my life that has caused grown men to cry in front of me than… not following through on the forecasting of stocking rate to carrying capacity."

Bart has sat with countless Australian graziers. He's seen what happens when the numbers weren't tracked and the season turned.

The forecasting tools in Atlas Grazing exist for exactly this. Stocking pressure charts, seasonal scenarios, destocking models. Know what's coming before it's too late to act.

Don't let a dry season catch you off guard. Watch the full webinar here: https://atlasag.com/atlasgrazing/ag-learn/webinar-atlas-grazing-intro-and-features

27/04/2026

The Atlas Ag team has been getting out and about this April!

Find out what has been happening with our latest news and events: https://hubs.li/Q04dvnjg0

24/04/2026

Beef, sheep, dairy, mixed. The livestock changes. The problem doesn't. You're always trying to match animal demand to grass supply. Get that right and everything else in your operation gets easier.

Watch the full webinar here: https://atlasag.com/atlasgrazing/ag-learn/webinar-atlas-grazing-intro-and-features

14/04/2026

Andrew Mosely came home to Etiwanda Station in the late 1990s and found a landscape that wasn't holding water, wasn't growing grass and was under serious financial pressure.

What followed was thirty years of trial, error and learning to read 34,000ha of semi-arid country in the Western Division of NSW.

In the latest episode of Stockyard Sessions, he talks through how he more than doubled carrying capacity, why a mix of sheep, cattle and goats changed the business, and what three decades of breeding animals in their home environment has quietly added to the operation.

"What's kept me going is that deep connection to the land. When you start to see it move forward and thrive and respond, yeah, it just makes you so excited."

🎙️ Listen to Stockyard Sessions: The Steward: https://hubs.li/Q04bT_m40

Brought to you by Atlas Ag, the team behind Atlas Carbon and Atlas Grazing.

Learn more about Etiwanda Station: https://hubs.li/Q04bT-dP0

10/04/2026

Our very own Emily Mosely is featured on the latest episode of the Seeds for Success podcast!

She sat down to talk data-driven grazing, sharing insights from her experience growing up on the land and her time working alongside producers at MaiaGrazing, and now Atlas Grazing.

Seeds for Success · Episode

26/03/2026

📱Farmers have embraced new livestock management software that transforms cattle operations from basic paddock systems.

See how farmers are using the new tech 👉 https://bit.ly/4t76qOO