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Founding Director
Founding Director
Terry co-founded RCS in 1985, which has set the benchmark for capacity building in rural and regional Australia. He is responsible for the introduction of GrazingforProfit® into Australia which now has over 8,000 graduates and has changed grazing, livestock and business management nationally. He is also a leader in Soil Carbon, having established CarbonLink™ in 2007 to reward farmers for adding carbon to their soil.
Managing Director
Managing Director
David is a member of a grazing family from western Queensland and completed his Bachelor of Agricultural Science (Hons 1) at UQ Gatton. Working for us in various roles since 2007, he continues to be a sought-after educator, consultant, facilitator and public speaker across Australia.
Chief Bean Counter
Chief Bean Counter
An integral part of our lively team, Michelle comes from Central Queensland, where she earned a Bachelor of Business (Accounting) at CQUniversity. In her role as Finance Manager, Michelle is responsible for managing the company’s accounting and finance functions.
Education Services Wrangler
Online Services Wrangler
Coming from a cattle farm in Central Queensland, Megan has worked in the agricultural industry for most of her life and is very passionate about helping producers achieve profitability and resilience on-farm. With her experience and drive for excellence, she co-ordinates our Managing for Profit Program and other online platforms such as the RCS Global Learning Hub to promote learning and skill building nationally and globally.
Course Advisor
Course Advisor
With a strong foundation in commercial and customer-focused roles, Wade is excited to bring his experience to the agricultural sector. Although new to the industry professionally, his connection to agriculture runs deep with his family operating a Murray Grey Stud in NSW. Wade is passionate about applying his business acumen to support producers in building profitable and sustainable farming enterprises.
Principal Teacher, Advisor and Facilitator
Teacher, Advisor, Facilitator and Coach
Nic Kentish hails from South Australia, and has a lifetime’s experience in the agricultural industry, introducing cell grazing and regenerative management systems to his and other’s farms since 1999. These days, Nic teaches our Farming & Grazing for Profit School, coaches our graduates, facilitates for the ExecutiveLink™ program, and provides advisory services to Australian and international producers.
Principal Teacher, Advisor and Facilitator
Teacher, Principal Advisor, and Facilitator
Matt is a fifth-generation farmer in central NSW with a Bachelor of Financial Administration, a post-graduate Diploma in Applied Finance and Investment, professional accounting qualifications and a lifetime’s experience in both the farming and financial sectors. At RCS, Matt advises both family producers and corporates, teaches our Farming & Grazing for Profit School, Online Regenerative Cropping Workshop and other courses and facilitates for the ExecutiveLink Program.
Principal Teacher, Advisor and Facilitator
Teacher, Advisor, Facilitator and Coach
With his Bachelor of Applied Science in Rural Management and as a graduate of ExecutiveLink™, Andrew has a passion for the regenerative grazing principles he applies to his family farm. He brings this passion to teaching our Grazing Clinic, GrazingforProfit™ and Farming&GrazingforProfit™ Schools, advising producers on regenerative management and profitability and facilitating for the ExecutiveLink™ Program.
Teacher, Advisor and Coach
Teacher, Advisor and Coach
Katlin helps landholders achieve business, land, and personal goals through financial literacy, regenerative practices, and facilitation. She leads FarmEye and Pioneer Plus, combining coaching and group learning to improve performance and ecosystem health. A skilled speaker and facilitator, Katlin draws on diverse experience in education, food security, and grazing, while managing a cattle operation and sawmill in Inglewood, Queensland.
Teacher, Advisor, and Coach
Teacher, Advisor, and Coach
Having studied at university in Brisbane and completed many RCS courses, Henry now trades organic and conventional dry cattle and focuses on biodiversity retention and the practical application of biodynamics and radionics. Henry joins our team as a facilitator, coach, and teacher to help others take control of their business and achieve what they want in life.
Agri-Software Analyst
Agri-Software Analyst
Nic is a third-generation grazier with a degree in IT and software development. For many years, he and his wife Carley ran a cattle and sheep operation near Longreach. Following Grazing for Profit, Nic and Carley graduated from ExecutiveLink in 2017. Nic is now based on the Sunshine Coast and specialises in supporting and developing RCS IT systems and software.
Office Administrator
Office Administrator
Originally from South East Queensland, Trish brings a broad range of administrative experience gained across a variety of industries. Since joining the team in January 2025, she currently serves as Office Administrator, with responsibilities encompassing administration, logistics management, and supporting event coordination.
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In this article, David McLean shares the thinking, experiences, and practical insights that led to a significant change in perspective on virtual fencing technology. From grazing management and labour efficiency to carrying capacity and business flexibility, it explores where the opportunities may lie, where caution is still needed, and why the potential impact could be far greater than simply replacing physical fences.
In this article, David McLean shares the thinking, experiences, and practical insights that led to a significant change in perspective on virtual fencing technology. From grazing management and labour efficiency to carrying capacity and business flexibility, it explores where the opportunities may lie, where caution is still needed, and why the potential impact could be far greater than simply replacing physical fences.
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One of Covey’s first principles in management is to do the right things well. That is, to be effective, not just efficient. One of the great conundrums of modern life is that it is possible to be 100% efficient and 0% effective. In no industry is this truer than in agriculture. In this article, Dom Walker broadens the recent conversation around ‘regenerative agriculture’ being painted as a ‘do nothing’ approach to farming.
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