Growing Futures: Celebrating Farming Success Stories

Discover Inspiring Journeys of Innovation and Resilience in Australian Agriculture

Farm Management Case Studies

Proud of our Farmers

RCS is delighted to showcase a collection of inspiring success stories from our network of dedicated Australian farmers. Each case study is a testament to the resilience, innovation, and hard work of these producers who have not only transformed their farming practices but also enriched their lives.

They've embraced cutting-edge techniques, integrated new knowledge, and skillfully implemented necessary on-farm changes. These stories are not just about agricultural success; they're about families thriving and communities growing stronger together.

Join us in celebrating these remarkable journeys of sustainable farming and personal growth, as we continue to champion best practices in farm management across Australia.

David McLean |Chief of Delivery
Taswells Creek was a blank canvas when Fiona Tessmann and Roger Eliott arrived in August 2017. From the beginning, Fiona and Roger envisioned replenishing the land using regenerative agriculture.
Since introducing rotational grazing to his 172-hectare home property Tangora, Gordon Clarke has seen carrying capacity lift, curbed a persistent onslaught of coastal weeds, and watched the creeks leaving his boundary run clean throughout wet seasons.
Armed with plenty of ambition, bold ideas, RCS principles and skills, Keegan and Zilla Green have been tackling weeds, improving production and navigating their farm management with confidence and strategic direction.
The Rankines have implemented management techniques such as rotational grazing, single-wire electric fencing and a reticulated water system to reduce grazing pressure at water points and give paddocks long rest periods.
Leichhardt is a Central Queensland beef cattle business owned by Brian, Judy and John Pownall. Since 1995, they have made many improvements in their land and business and now stand as proof that regenerative agriculture and profitability can coexist. 
Rob and Ainsley McArthur firmly believe that ecological sustainability is the underpinning factor for success in agriculture. It’s a claim they can back up with evidence, having transformed their farm, Mystery Park, since they took ownership of it in 2003.
When Andrew and Meagan started managing Moora Plains, they had several challenges ahead of them. This included working through family succession and needing to extract more income from a tired landscape.
Armed with a lot of ambition to create an improving ecosystem and a flourishing business, Mick Lavel got to work making changes and expanding his knowledge. through the RCS Grazing Clinic and GrazingforProfit®.
When Murray and Wendy Gibson took the reins of Coonabar in 1988, it was covered entirely in thick virgin-standing scrub. Thanks to a forward-thinking mindset and dedication to learning, their 6,781 hectares now thrives, boasting an ever-improving land condition.
In the 2000s, Jamie and Garlone set out on their own journey and attended GrazingforProfit® to hone their skills and find a better way of managing Mount Pleasant. One of the first insights they adopted was the power of rest.
Learn how producers who participated in Project Pioneer have improved ground cover and business profitability all while reducing run-off from their properties into the Great Barrier Reef.

Hear from Grazing for Profit® Graduates

In this short 3-minute video hear from course graduates about their experience at Australia’s leading farm management course – Grazing for Profit®.

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