KLR Marketing Podcast

Develop Mental Resilience – The AGRROW Process with Mark Dorrity In this powerful and deeply moving episode of the KLR Marketing Podcast, Grahame Rees sits down with longtime friend Mark Dorrity to unpack one of the most important skills in life and business: mental resilience . Mark's story is extraordinary. At just 28 years old, Mark was a highly successful wool buyer and accomplished athlete wh...

Managing Through Dry Times: What Angus Whyte Learned From 10 Years of Drought In this powerful KLR Marketing podcast, Grahame Rees sits down with western NSW producer Angus Whyte to unpack one of the toughest challenges livestock producers face — managing through prolonged dry times. Operating west of Pooncarie near the Darling River, Angus and his family have endured nearly a decade of dry condit...

Curiosity, Contradictions & Robust Farm Businesses A conversation with John King (New Zealand) hosted by Grahame Rees ( KLR Marketing ) Episode Summary What actually makes a farm business robust — not just productive, but resilient across seasons, markets, and generations? In this wide-ranging webinar conversation, New Zealand educator and author John King joins Grahame Rees to share insights from...

  Nourishment: How Animals, People & Landscapes Learn — with Dr Fred Provenza In this powerful conversation, Dr Fred Provenza — author of Nourishment — explores how animals and humans learn from experience, how environments shape behaviour through epigenetics, and why real change in agriculture begins "between the ears." From in-utero learning to regenerative decision-making, this episode challeng...

Building Resilient Soils: Cover Crops, Biology & Profitable Pastures with Kevin Elmy Episode Overview In this conversation, Grahame is joined by Canadian cover cropping specialist Kevin Elmy , author of Not Just Dirt and long-time regenerative agronomist. Kevin shares how he turned "dirt back into soil" on his Saskatchewan farm, and how the same principles apply in Western Canada, Western Australi...

Co-trainer Mel Kiel (Yeoval, NSW) and co-founder Grahame Rees unpack what KLR Marketing is really all about — beyond the myths, beyond "systems," and well beyond simply trading cattle. Mel shares how she went from turning up at a KLR school with a two-year-old on her hip to running a 100% trading operation and now training producers across Australia and the US. Grahame traces the origins of KLR ba...

Trading With Confidence: How Numbers, Grass & Teamwork Drive Better Decisions ~ Rhys and Catherine Daniels In this episode, we dive into a practical and powerful conversation about livestock trading, using tools like AuctionsPlus and the KLR Marketing calculator, and how clear thinking—not emotion—creates consistent profit. Our guests share how they transformed their business by focusing on cashfl...

Episode: Adaptive Grazing, Sell-Buy Marketing & Ranch Team Culture with Fiona Jackson (Redwing Ranch, Colorado) Guest: Fiona Jackson, Ranch Manager – Redwing Ranch, South-Central Colorado Host: Grahame Rees Location: Eastern slope of the Rocky Mountains, elevation 7,200–8,500 ft Episode Overview In this conversation, Fiona Jackson shares an in-depth look at the evolution of Redwing Ranch — a diver...

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.

Using KLR Principles to make decisions about buying livestock in a rising market.

Rod Knight from KLR Marketing shares from a KLR perspective te things we should consider when restocking after a drought.

Stacey Curcio is from www.cultivatingwellness.com.au

Di Gill is with the Rural Adversity and Mental Health unit

Jane Weir, Paul McClymont, and Joy McClymont share their journey on a quest to take on a big scary goal.

Charles took some time to chat about his book Call of the Reed Warbler