David and Suellen Taylor join us for an emotional episode about rebuilding after losing their home in a devastating fire.

The Taylors run merino sheep and grow dual-purpose oats across 1,600 ha on their property Myola, just out of Trundle, NSW.

In this episode, David and Suellen share how important their community was after they lost their home. They share the story of their long journey to recovery and how building their new family home has helped them to reflect on the importance of their local community. David and Suellen also discuss their new appreciation for the value of matching both your natural and personal environments in one harmonious system.

Local Land Service Mixed Farm Advisor, Callen Thompson, sat down for this emotional chat in one of the sunniest spots within the Taylor's incredible new home.

 

Resources and links:

• The Rural Adversity Mental Health Program (RAMHP)

 

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• Central West LLS on YouTube

 

The views contained in this podcast series are not necessarily endorsed by Central West Local Land Services. Listeners are advised to contact their local office to discuss their individual situation.

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