“I’m sorry.” You express regret. I was quick to do this after I heard the thud of hitting the truck. I also expressed regret to the semi-driver who grazed me as I was backing my SUV out of my garage onto my lane, rushing to get to the post office. I now always look down the lane before cranking out of the driveway! Sometimes expressing regret is all it takes to make restitution with…
In this episode of the The Farm Family Harmony Podcast, Elaine is joined by Lydia Carpenter, a first-generation farmer, to discuss how to get started with farm transition conversations. With a decade of experience and a successful direct market beef business, Lydia provides valuable insights and shares her own journey as a farmer. The conversation focuses on the key aspects of starting the farm transition conversation and how to navigate conflict resolution in agriculture.
I hope this finds you living a whole-hearted life on your farm, not living with broken hearts. The deep emotions we carry as “stoic or stubborn” farmers need to come to the surface and let the healing begin. The emotional factors in your farm dynamic are keeping you stuck, and now is the time to grab the bull by the horns and say “Enough!
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