Tools for tough times: Jeanette Long

It's not often you get the chance to hit the pause button, zoom out and look at the bigger picture of your farming business.

Farmers are often great at being operational - getting the crop program in or managing livestock cycles - but perhaps not as well practiced at thinking through a strategic plan: where you want your business to go and how you want to go about it.

Many of us tend to simply let things unfold and that's why Jeanette Long's pearls of wisdom are so helpful - she's a director, trainer and coach for Ag Consulting Co, which delivers the LivestockSA AgRi-Silience program. 

We hope this chat with Jeanette helps you make some of those big (and small!) decisions in your farming and family lives, no matter what conditions are thrown at you.

About AgRi-silience:
This episode is produced in partnership with LivestockSA’s AgRi-silience program, which helps South Australian producers build skills in business management, finance, people, and planning. Learn more or register your interest here.

AgRi-Silience is part of the Farm Business Resilience Program, delivered by Livestock SA and jointly funded through the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund and the Government of South Australia. 

Cut out dinner
It's a challenging time for many, but the AgRi-Silience Cut Out dinner is a great opportunity to come together and gain strength from shared stories and ideas. Book your seat at the AgRi-silience Cut Out Dinner at Sunnybrae Estate in Adelaide on June 20th.  Tickets are just $65 for alumni and $80 for industry participants.

Hear from AgRi-Silience participants Mark & Rachel McInerney and Jono Mudge below.

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