She'd had enough of waiting. For years she'd watched the same thing go round in circles. The plan that lived in Dad's head and never made it onto

Just one idea that might change how you show up for your family and your future. I snapped at my daughter last week. Sophie's ten. She'd been waiting

The first twelve months were awesome! ​ The kids came home. Rolled up their sleeves. Suddenly there's talk of new ideas, a new energy, a real exciting feel

Some farming families go through succession and it just works. No lawyer battles, no sibling resentment, no kid who quietly walked away and never really came back, no

The communication style that built your farm won't pass it on. Succession planning isn't a document — it's the decision to stop using the same tool on the

A Mother's Day reflection on the women behind Australia's farming families — and the quiet role they play in farm succession planning. She's going to read this and

Years ago I was sitting around a kitchen table with a family about eighteen months into the worst drought their district had seen in living memory. Well below

When I look back at my twenties, I realise I had the wrong end of the stick. I believed that if I didn’t get things right early —

I once had an old bloke say something to me that really stuck. He said, “Ben, people reckon the hardest part is surviving the tough years.” The floods.

I love Christmas. Always have. Growing up on the farm, it was the one time of year when all the extended family came home. The town cousins arrived