080 | This we week dove into the complexities of farm succession planning, highlighting the importance of communication, family dynamics, and the challenges faced by families in transitioning their farms. Ashley discussed the need for a structured approach to succession, the emotional aspects involved, and the opportunities available for those without a family farm. The discussion emphasised the significance of starting early and aligning values among family members to ensure a smooth transition.You can find Ashley here - https://www.mdp.co.nz/about-us/meet-the-team/ashley-burdon/ or connect with Rural Coach here - https://www.ruralcoach.co.nz/Big thanks to our partners Cinta Insights and Ag Assist for supporting our podcast.Sign up to our newsletter HEREHOSTS | @emilywalker @myfanwyalexanderIntro/outro copyright infoTrack: "Sunrise Instr"Music provided by Slipstream - Tell Your Story with Music | 650,000+ Songs & Sound EffectsFree Download / Stream: Sunrise Instr by The Rhinestone Cowgirls | Slipstream Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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