By Katja Williams
Intergrating into or back into family farming businesses.
The aim of this YouTube and Podcast series is to provide useful and practical tips, tricks and advice to men and women who are marri
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The podcast currently has 71 episodes available.
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Welcome to the farm! In this episode, we sit down with Fiona Aveyard from Outback Lamb to discuss how she added value to her family farming business and found her unique role within it. From launching a premium lamb product to navigating the complexities of multi-generational farming,
Fiona shares her insights and practical tips for making your mark in the family business. D
onât miss out on this inspiring conversation!
Listen now! ğ§
#TheUltimateFarmWife #OutbackLamb #FamilyFarming #ValueAdding #farmlifechronicles
Outback Lamb Website - https://www.outbacklamb.com.au/
Epsiode shoutout to EnviroBug. Thank you for sending us Mozzie Stop Natural Mosquito Repellent Stickers to trial on our family and farm! @envirobug website - https://envirobug.com.au/
Welcome to the farm - This interview is where Jack shares his experience on how he managed to get other farmers to open up and share their valuable insights. Despite the common stigma among farmers that nothing should leave the boundary fences, Jack found ways to break through these barriers and have meaningful conversations.
Discover the strategies he used to find common ground and delve into deeper topics, moving beyond surface-level questions about crops and livestock. Learn how focusing on the person behind the farm and recognizing their success can lead to genuine and enlightening discussions.
Jack also explains how these conversations inspired him to write a book that goes beyond farming techniques and looks into the lives and experiences of successful farmers. Join us as Jack reveals the journey that helped him transform his own farming experience and how it can benefit others in the agricultural community.
Watch now to gain insights into:
Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more farming insights and stories!
Get Jack's book here: https://www.amazon.com.au/You-Are-Not-Your-Farm/dp/0646893416
S6 E9 ğ¾ Welcome to the farm ğï¸
In this episode of the Barnyard Language podcast, Arlene from eastern Ontario joins us to discuss the unique parenting dynamics of life on a Canadian dairy farm.With her husbandâs family farm being in operation for six generations, Arlene shares her experiences raising four kids while managing a dairy herd of 80 Holsteins and Jerseys. ğ ğ
What You'll Learn:
- The realities of parenting on a farm, including balancing work and family life.
- Tips and insights on surviving harsh winters with farm kids.
- Advice on navigating farm life and its impact on family dynamics.
- Behind-the-scenes of Arlene's own podcast, Barnyard Language, where she explores farming and parenting.
If youâre a farming parent, planning to move to a rural area, or simply interested in how farm life shapes family dynamics, this episode is packed with valuable insights and relatable stories.
ğ§ ğ Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes on farming life and parenting! Click the link below to watch the full episode now!
S6 E8 Welcome to the farm!
Today, we're joined by Carmen, a key player in a mixed farming business at Tallimba in the Northern Riverina. Carmen, alongside her husband and family, is deeply involved in the farm's operations. With a Bachelor of Business (Agricultural Commerce), a Master of Professional Accounting, and a Cert IV in Training Small Groups, Carmen brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table.
Carmen is known for her relaxed approach and sense of humor in workshops and seminars. She has a rich background as a University lecturer in Accounting and Agribusiness and is passionate about helping people enhance their business skills. Her extensive experience also includes roles in Local Government, focusing on economic and community development as well as corporate governance. In this episode, we'll dive into practical financial skills essential for first-time farmers and farmwives.
Tune in for valuable insights and tips from Carmen! Carmens website: https://agrifocused.com.au/about/
THIS EPISODE IS SUPPORTED BY: @TupperwareAustraliaChannel The Rural Mum Tupperware - Select Katja Williams as consultant CLICK THE LINK - https://tinyurl.com/2znjrx4v
#FarmBusiness #Agribusiness #FinancialSkills #FarmLife #FarmingTips #FarmWife #Agriculture #RuralLife #FarmManagement #FirstTimeFarmers #FarmTalks #BusinessSkills #MixedFarming #NorthernRiverina #FarmFinance
S6 E7 Welcome to Our Farm! Special Guest: Jennie McClelland
Join us in today's episode as we sit down with Jennie McClelland, a first-generation farmer, retired soldier's wife, and dedicated mom of four. Jennie is passionate about composting, biodynamics, and regenerative farming.
ğ¿ Topics Covered: Moving logistics and settling into a new farming community
Making new friends and building a supportive network
Managing a household with a husband who frequently comes and goes
The journey of purchasing their farm and the time and effort it entailed
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THIS EPISODE IS SUPPORTED BY: @TupperwareAustraliaChannel The Rural Mum Tupperware - Select Katja Williams as consultant CLICK THE LINK - https://tinyurl.com/2znjrx4v
#Farming #RegenerativeAgriculture #FirstGenerationFarmer #FamilyFarm #CommunityBuilding #Biodynamics #Composting #FarmLife #Homesteading
Welcome to the farm!
This week, join us as we chat with Natasha Yarrington, a dairy farmer sharing her journey from her family's dairy farm to her husband's.
We delve into navigating challenges like dealing with narcissism and its profound effects on family dynamics.
Natasha shares insights on staying adaptable as farm roles evolve and finding the silver lining through farm improvements. ğ¾
Subscribe for more farming insights and personal stories!
This weeks sponsor is: SARAH STEELE CONVEYANCING
https://sarahsteeleconveyancing.com.au/
#Farming #FamilyDynamics #FarmImprovements #Narcissism #DairyFarming #adaptability #womeninag #womeninagriculture
Welcome to the farm! ğ¾
Today, we're speaking with Nicole (Nic) Anderson, also known as the Curly Farm Wife.
In this episode, we dive deep into succession planning and its impact on being the "daughter-outlaw" with little to no say in the future for you, your kids, and the inherited debt you could be taking on.
We explore how family decisions affect the farm, managing the emotional and logistical challenges, and navigating changing roles over time.
Nicole shares her experiences on:
- Moving logistics and adapting to new roles on the farm
- Integrating their kids into the family farming business
- Starting succession planning for the next generation
Join us as we discuss strategies to cope with these challenges and ensure a smooth transition for future generations. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more insights on farm life and succession planning! ğ¾
Sponsor: https://sarahsteeleconveyancing.com.au/meet-sarah/
#FamilyFarming #SuccessionPlanning #FarmLife #DaughterInLaw #FarmSuccession #FarmFamily #AgricultureLife #FarmSupport #FarmTransition #FarmFuture
Welcome to the farm!
This weekâs guest is Chloe Brow, a passionate advocate for the Australian dairy industry. Alongside her husband Rodney and daughters Charlotte and Eleanor, Chloe farms in South West Victoria, where they milk 200 cows. Chloe also runs the "More than Milk" podcast.
In this episode, we deep dive into adjusting to farm life, family connections with pregnancy and infant loss within a family farming business, and transitional succession planning between generationsâhow it worked for them and what the family farming business is up to now.
More Thank Milk Podcast: https://www.morethanmilkpodcast.com/
Outback Linen Co: https://www.outbacklinen.co/
#DairyFarming #FamilyFarm #MoreThanMilk #FarmLife #Agriculture #FarmCommunity #SuccessionPlanning #AustralianFarming #FarmPodcast #FarmFamily #PregnancyLoss #InfantLoss #FarmersOfInstagram #FarmLifeAustralia #WomenInAg
S6 E3 Welcome to the Farm!
This week, we are excited to talk with Jen from "Her Herd."
Jen is a podcast host, a mom to two beautiful boys, Eddie and Charles, a farm wife, and a mental health clinician with a Master of Social Work. Jen and her farmer husband, Chris, live on mixed grazing properties in Walcha and Armidale, NSW.
In this episode, we dive deep into their journey of moving to the farm, discussing financials, maintaining independence, finding balance, seasonal preparations like drought, and much more!
Her Herd Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/her-herd/id1709475674
Katjas interview on Her Herd: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/her-herd/id1709475674?i=1000637169930
Tupperware Consultant link: https://www.tupperware.com.au/?_ab=0&_fd=0&_sc=1&cId=MjM5NzYw
The podcast currently has 71 episodes available.