First time farming?

G'day...G'day

It has been a few days/months between writing these emails to get something on a piece of email, not paper these days.

I think these can add some real context into what's happening around the traps in farming, business and life.

We're not told to share to much in agriculture I suppose or just keep to ourselves but something I learnt overseas was to "build in public".

To showcase the wins and losses as you go along, I think if you share your failures you'll be able to gain so much more from them if you just held them in.

Farming, business and life has been busy of lately.The podcast has been trickling along with an episode a week...on average.

You know when you don't feel like doing much at all?Latest episode is with Kaitie Nash the first time farmer, her journey into farming and how they're using products to destress cattle.

There’s a first time for everything and even in farming. As seasoned farmers we still surprise ourselves with some random things that pop out of nowhere to let us know what we still don’t know everything there is to know about farming.

This email has been a bit of dribble to get back into it all but I thought as this costs $150 a month I better start using it.

Let me know what you’ve been up to on farm [email protected]

Keep on farming,

Jack