REAL FARMS.
REAL WOMEN.
REAL TALK.
The podcast for anyone tired of agriculture being explained by people who’ve never worn a pair of boots. Gillian and Katja bring the industry knowledge, the rural reality, and the laughs you didn’t know you needed.
Meet the Hosts
Two powerhouse Australian women in agriculture, one microphone, zero filter. Gillian brings the industry contacts and the opinions; Katja brings the on-farm reality and the focus. Together, they’re Agsolutely Fabulous.
Gillian Fennell
Wife, mother, agfluencer – jill of all trades. Gillian Fennell has communications, advocacy and leadership expertise, an unfiltered opinion, and a life on a remote cattle station in Far North SA
Katja Williams
From fruit trees to family life – Katja Williams brings real, on-farm experience from her family’s 11,000-acre NSW farming business, and a rural audience who trusts her completely.
New here? Catch up now.
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#09 | Is Foreign Investment Threatening Aussie Farms? Plus, Why Are Supermarket Meat Prices So High?
Foreign ownership of Australian farmland by the actual numbers rather than the headline, and why the price on the supermarket shelf has almost nothing to do with the price at my farm gate.
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#89 | Roots, Rights, and Revolutions: An Honest Chat on Traditional and Regenerative Ag
Floriade and the International Year of Rural Women, why teaching kids to shoot safely is a life skill, the farm labour nobody counts, and the viral wheat-root photo that isn’t quite what either side thinks it is.
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#07 | Australian Women in Agriculture & The Big Supermarkets: Who’s Really Paying?
A review of the Australian Women in Agriculture conference in Albury (and one small complaint about the band), then the supermarket duopoly, ESG hypocrisy, and who actually carries the cost. Plus how that supermarket call has aged.
Harvest Her Power 2027
Harvest Her Power is the movement behind the event, the conversations, and the community that Agsolutely Fabulous is proud to be part of — built for rural women who are done being an afterthought in succession planning, industry leadership, and their own families’ farm businesses.
