The Thistlebank Transformation: A Data-Driven Journey of Farming
RCS Australia Blog
by Chris Eccleston
3M ago
In this story, RCS graduate Ben Simpson of Thistlebank, QLD shares his journey of transformation. It begins when taking over a 22,830 HA cattle enterprise in 2014 ..read more
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$200K Boost: How Small Changes Transformed a Farm.
RCS Australia Blog
by Chris Eccleston
4M ago
Dennis Donohoe, farm manager with Aminya Pastoral, is a seasoned producer with decades of experience, and his story is a testament to how even minor changes in farming practices can lead to significant improvements in productivity and land health ..read more
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A Recipe for Good Planning
RCS Australia Blog
by Chris Eccleston
7M ago
A Recipe for Good Planning A phone call last week prompted me to clarify what actually leads to good planning. Words by RCS Chief of Delivery David McLean (pictured) 15/07/24 Specifically, how do you set yourself up for win if planning isn’t something that comes naturally to you. There are 3 key ingredients for successful planning in your business. #1. Know WHY you need to be planning. If we don’t have clear ownership of why something should be done, we will always find something else to do that will give us more satisfaction.This satisfaction might be short term or completely disco ..read more
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Is hay in the shed like money in the bank?
RCS Australia Blog
by Chris Eccleston
7M ago
Is hay in the shed like money in the bank? Farming is highly unpredictable in Australia. We have 23 times more variability in our hots, colds, wets and dry’s than the next arable continent on earth. Words by RCS Senior Advisor and Coach Nic Kentish (pictured) 23/04/24 There’s a phenomenal level of old wives tales around fodder conservation and feeding out hay. My old boss used to love to announce at the end of every hay-making season that “Hay in the shed is like money in the bank!” I never questioned him, but I did know that quite a bit of his money had to come out of the bank to cu ..read more
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Is hay in the shed like money in the bank?
RCS Australia Blog
by Chris Eccleston
10M ago
Is hay in the shed like money in the bank? Farming is highly unpredictable in Australia. We have 23 times more variability in our hots, colds, wets and dry’s than the next arable continent on earth. Words by RCS Senior Advisor and Coach Nic Kentish (pictured) 23/04/24 There’s a phenomenal level of old wives tales around fodder conservation and feeding out hay. My old boss used to love to announce at the end of every hay-making season that “Hay in the shed is like money in the bank!” I never questioned him, but I did know that quite a bit of his money had to come out of the bank to cu ..read more
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Soil health, human health, energy and economics
RCS Australia Blog
by Chris Eccleston
11M ago
RCS Original Content Education Series Welcome to our second post in our Original Content Education Series focused on farm management. The below recording is another popular choice from our Convergence Conference in 2022. We create these for you to enjoy for free, from new and archived recordings and documents.  John Kempf - Soil health, human health, energy and economics interconnections and future convergence. John Kempf, a visionary in regenerative agriculture, founded Advancing Eco Agriculture (AEA) to revolutionise farming practices. A respected expert in biological and rege ..read more
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What is the Next Boost in Your Grazing Business?
RCS Australia Blog
by Chris Eccleston
11M ago
RCS Original Content Series Welcome to another post in our Original Content Series focused on farm management. We create these for you to enjoy for free from new and archived recordings and documents. Enjoy. What is the Next Boost in Your Grazing Business Building a thriving grazing operation requires a combination of practical know-how, sound decision-making, and a commitment to long-term planning. This video explainer explores the foundational principles and strategies that can make your grazing business both profitable and ecologically responsible. If you don’t have time to watch ..read more
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How palates link foodscapes, landscapes, heartscapes and thoughtscapes.
RCS Australia Blog
by Chris Eccleston
1y ago
RCS Original Content Education Series Welcome to our first post in our Original Content Education Series focused on farm management. We kick it off with a recording from our Convergence Conference in 2022. We create these for you to enjoy for free from new and archived recordings and documents. Enjoy. Unveiling the Wisdom of Palates with Fred Provenza! In his captivating talk at Convergence, animal behaviorist and author Fred Provenza dives into the mysteries of palates and food choices. Provenza emphasises the critical role of change as a driving force, not only in shaping the ..read more
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Revolutionising Organic Agriculture: The Burnham Family’s Journey of Innovation and Community at Bonnie Doone.
RCS Australia Blog
by Chris Eccleston
1y ago
Revolutionising Organic Agriculture: The Burnham Family's Journey of Innovation and Community at Bonnie Doone: In the rolling landscapes just outside the picturesque town of Monto in Queensland, there exists a place called ‘Bonnie Doone.’ It’s not to be confused with the namesake from the movie The Castle, though in some ways, the story of Bonnie Doone and its stewards, Carly and Grant Burnham, bears a striking resemblance to the lovable Kerrigans. Just as the Kerrigans cherish their close-knit family, values, and community, so too do Carly, Grant, and their family. Their story is one of wa ..read more
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Unearth the possibilities of your agricultural business with FarmEye
RCS Australia Blog
by Chris Eccleston
1y ago
Unearth the possibilities of your agricultural business with FarmEye. In the heartland of Australia, where vast stretches of land help feed the nation, agriculture is king. For time-poor Aussie producers, every decision matters, every crop counts, every animal is valued and every dollar is hard-earned. RCS has provided producers with cutting-edge tools and insights for agricultural economic analysis since 1993. Two decades ago, RCS introduced ProfitProbe, a groundbreaking tool that has since become a cornerstone of economic data collection and analysis for agricultural enterprises across Au ..read more
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