David Troughton (Tony Archer)

Yeah.

Yeah.

So, maybe now's the time to finally make the break and tell Dane it's over.

I'm sorry, Kirsty.

You were about to say something.

So everything I've learned over my working life is wrong, is it?

No, Brian, that's not what I'm saying at all.

My point is the world is changing, whether we like it or not.

We've seen how much more volatile the global markets have become over the last few years.

And with warmer, more extreme weather, there's going to be more disease, more droughts.

Yes, yes, OK.

The only way to mitigate those risks is by diversifying and becoming more resilient.

All right, Adam.

It's not only my livelihood I'm thinking about.

Debbie, Kate, Alice, Rory, their income from the partnership depends on the farm continuing to make a profit too.

And let's not forget about the millions in inheritance tax I'm going to owe.

I'm the one who's going to have to find a way through it.

And all I'm hearing is one half-baked idea after another.

The fact is, Adam, there are some tenets of farming that remain true, no matter what.

Jumping on the latest bandwagon is no way to run a business.