Why 2025 is the year to get financially prepared

Why 2025 Is the year to get financially prepared

As a farmer, you already know that the unexpected is part of the job. You’ve weathered tough seasons, market shifts, and countless challenges to keep your farm going. But when you think about the future, especially as we head into 2025, are you confident you’re on the right track with your finances?

Take Control of Your Farm’s Future with the Farm Business Success Program

It’s no secret that farming can be tough. Rising interest rates, skyrocketing property prices, and mounting farm debt are just a few of the challenges that make farm management feel overwhelming. Add in cash flow struggles, succession complexities, and tax planning, and it’s easy to see why many farmers feel like they’re performing a juggling act.

How Much Will I Need When I Retire?

I’m often asked this question when discussing retirement and estate planning with a client, and it’s a difficult question to answer.
Thats why I often turn the question right on its head and ask a question of my own.

How To Avoid Succession Planning Disaster

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One question that I get asked a lot is about how to avoid Succession Planning disaster.

I’ve seen a few disasters in my time, and it’s unfortunate.

Often, it’s those situations where family members are no longer talking.

Interest: a cost or an investment?

Hay in field

Recognising there are ways you can leverage your farm to increase your net wealth down the track is just one strategy farmers are using to grow their farming business.

Improving the cash flow of your farm

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Improving the cash flow of your farm doesn’t need to be difficult. In this blog, we take you through a brief introduction of what cash flow is and why it’s important.

Growth Opportunities For Your Farm

Growth Opportunities For Your Farm

Growth opportunities for your farm Today, I want to look into growth opportunities for your farm through purchasing more country versus increasing the productivity of your current farm. As you know, the price of land has gone up significantly in recent times. Dollar per cow area or dollar per average yield of grain has become more expensive […]