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G'day and welcome to episode 68 of the A Place To Call Home Podcast

In this episode, we explore the inspiring journey of Sally Edwards, a dedicated steer trader from Taroom. Sally shares her experiences growing up in agriculture and the pivotal moments that led her to leave the family business. She candidly discusses the emotional challenges of this transition and how she and her husband successfully built their own thriving steer trading business. Through resilience and adaptability, they navigated the complexities of the agricultural industry while prioritizing family relationships. This conversation offers valuable insights into managing risk, seizing opportunities, and the enduring importance of family ties in farming.

In this episode we chat about

• The significance of family support in agricultural ventures.
• How Sally navigated the challenges of family succession.
• The emotional impact of stepping away from the family business.
• Strategies for managing risk and seizing opportunities in steer trading.
• The importance of maintaining family relationships amidst business challenges.

Resources Mentioned

• The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett | No.1 Podcast
• Marcus Oldham College - We mean business.
• BBC World Service - Global News Podcast - Downloads

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G'day and welcome to episode 67 of the A Place To Call Home Podcast.

Join Sam Fryer as he sits down with Adam and Jacynta Coffey to explore their incredible journey from Tasmania to the Northern Territory. Discover how they navigated the challenges of agriculture, embraced opportunities, and built a life centered around resilience and growth.

In this episode we chat about

• Embrace opportunities as they arise, even if they don't look perfect.
• Building resilience in agriculture is key to weathering market fluctuations.
• The importance of networking and learning from industry mentors.
• Balancing dreams with practical steps in land and livestock management.
• Navigating financial challenges with creativity and determination.
• The significance of soil health and sustainable practices.
• The role of community and mentorship in personal and professional growth.
• Understanding the balance between land ownership and financial independence.
• The power of adaptability and open-mindedness in achieving long-term goals.

Resources Mentioned

• RCS Farm Management Professional Development Australia - Resource Consulting Services
• Lachlan Hughes Foundation - Supporting Regenerative Agriculture

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G'day and welcome to episode 66 of the A Place To Call Home Podcast.

In this episode, Kristie Lisle shares her journey from a mining career to becoming a full-time primary producer in agriculture. She discusses her early life in agriculture, the challenges and sacrifices made while building a contracting business, and the importance of setting goals.

Kristie emphasizes the significance of infrastructure development, technology adoption, and effective communication in achieving success. She also highlights the role of family dynamics in business and the unique experience of driving a school bus for her children. With aspirations to grow their cattle operation, Kristie offers valuable insights and advice for aspiring producers.

In this episode we chat about

• Kristie and her husband Matt transition from mining to agriculture, while emphasizing the importance of hard work and dedication.
• How real estate investments played a crucial role in their financial growth and stability.
• How setting clear goals, such as their number plate 'TT16', helped them stay focused.
• How the hard sacrifices in their early years, including social events, were necessary for their long-term success.
• Succession planning and the different ways to make it happen
• Why transitioning to being a full-time primary producer requires careful planning and cash flow management.
• Infrastructure development, particularly water and fencing and it significantly improved their productivity.
• The importance of continuous learning and surrounding oneself with supportive people.

Resources Mentioned

• RCS Farm Management Professional Development Australia - Resource Consulting Services
• ABL Foundation
• Raw & Wild Instincts 'Seminar' | Wild Adventures with Johnny Mitchell | Fishing Training
• klrmarketing.com.au
• Uncut & Real Raw With Clinton Anderson | Clinton Anderson
• Codie Sanchez
• chrishelder.com.au

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