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In this episode, Georgie Aley, National Sector Lead for Consumer Goods and Agribusiness at KPMG, offers an in-depth look at the agribusiness sector. She discusses the importance of understanding the entire supply chain, the rise of ESG considerations, and the need for transparency and engagement. Georgie highlights the significance of sustainable practices and data-driven decision-making, providing valuable career advice for young professionals.

Explore insights into agriculture, passion, and financial management in this insightful podcast episode with Nat and David from Agrimaster, interviewed by HOA.

Listen to the remarkable journey of John Foss, a visionary entrepreneur who has gone beyond the farm gates and redefined the boundaries of agriculture and food production.

🌟 Disclaimer Alert! 🌟 Yes, our podcast title might be provoking, but it's all about sparking thoughtful conversations. We're here to add value to your farming journey because your time is precious. Make sure to give this episode a listen and join the conversation. Ram K. Savana is Australia's pioneering Farmers' Time-Freedom Coach and the visionary founder of Enable Ag. Ram's journey from a biotech engineer to an influential figure in Australian agribusiness sheds light on innovative approaches to empower farmers and ensure a better work-life balance.In this episode, Ram dives into the concept of "Time-Freedom Coaching" and how it revolutionises the lives of farmers, allowing them to reclaim their time and achieve a fulfilling work-life equilibrium. Drawing from his diverse background and deep familial ties to farming, Ram shares his inspiration behind founding Enable Ag and narrates his own success story, rooted in his family's farm in southern India.Through engaging anecdotes and profound insights, Ram explores the pivotal role of technology and efficient systems in helping farmers optimise their time and alleviate labour strains. He shares success stories of farm families transformed by Enable Ag's services, emphasising the importance of mindful leadership, operational efficiency, and succession planning in modern agriculture.Ram advocates for a paradigm shift in farmers' mindset, emphasising the pursuit of time freedom alongside financial success. From envisioning family well-being to trusting the process of transformation, Ram offers invaluable wisdom for farmers navigating the complexities of modern agriculture.Tune in to discover how Ram is reshaping the future of farming, one farmer at a time, and learn how to embark on a journey towards reclaiming time and achieving true fulfilment in the agricultural sector.

In this insightful episode as we sit down with Pete Newman, a seasoned consultant from Planfarm based out of Geraldton, Western Australia. Pete brings a wealth of experience and expertise in farm business management, agronomy, and agricultural consulting.In this engaging conversation, Pete shares his insights on the crucial importance of farm business management skills for the incoming generation of farm managers. With multi-million pound farm businesses becoming the norm, Pete delves into the essential business skills necessary for success in the modern agricultural landscape.Drawing from his experience, Pete discusses the key aspects of farm management, including understanding farm profit, machinery investment, marketing strategies, succession planning, and more. He highlights the evolving skill sets required for today's farmers, emphasising the shift towards a more business-oriented approach for sustainable success.Throughout the episode, Pete offers practical advice for young farmers looking to take over the family farm or pursue a career in agriculture. From understanding financial ratios to effective people management, Pete provides valuable insights into the skills needed to navigate the complexities of modern farming enterprises.Listen in as Pete shares success stories of individuals and families who have benefited from the Planfarm Academy, and learn how you can accelerate your career in agriculture through quality training and education.Whether you're a seasoned farmer or a newcomer to the industry, this episode provides valuable insights into the evolving landscape of farm business management and the skills needed to thrive in today's agricultural sector. Tune in now to gain invaluable knowledge from one of the industry's leading experts.

In this episode, we are joined by the remarkable Erin Gorter, a true trailblazer in rural leadership. Erin's journey from a farm girl in Mobrup, WA, to her current roles as Vice Chair, Independent Director of the Grower Group Alliance, Council Member for the Council for Australian-Arab Relations, and more, is nothing short of inspiring.Delving into Erin's rich background and experiences, this episode explores her deep-rooted connection to agriculture and her impressive list of achievements over the past decade. From her roles as a Director on the MLA Board to her position as Chair of Mt Burdett Rural and Regional Advancement Foundation, Erin's impact on the agricultural sector is undeniable..The conversation unfolds as Erin shares her early experiences growing up in the country, reflecting on whether she always envisioned a career in farming or agriculture. The podcast explores her family background, with her father, Bill, being a farmer and long-term Member of Parliament in Western Australia, and how this influenced Erin's advocacy for the rural industry.Erin sheds light on the Ag4U Career Pipeline Program, an initiative she founded to help final year university students in Western Australia prepare for careers in the rural industry. The program aims to bridge the gap between education and practical skills, fostering the next generation of leaders in agriculture.The podcast also delves into Erin's role as Chair of the Rural & Regional Advancement Committee for the Mt Burdett Foundation, where she discusses the foundation's goals, impact on rural communities, and innovative approaches to community building.Erin shares her insights on rural leadership, drawing from her experiences and involvement in programs like the Australian Rural Leadership Program. She touches upon the importance of mentorship, the role of role models in the industry, and how she actively fosters and supports the development of rural leadership, esp ecially among young and emerging leaders.Don't miss out on this engaging conversation with Erin Gorter - a leader, advocate, and inspiration in the world of rural leadership!