🟢 Wednesday's Club Notes (Free)

Surround yourself with The Compounders - Have a read in the image below (under the falling dill pickle), which says we need to surround ourselves with The Compounders. It’s saying to get a group of friends that will force us to level up our game. But I think it’s way more than that. The Compounders can also be specific people that you follow or like reading or hearing from. I reckon I have about 30 I follow closely. I don't talk to them face-to-face, but they always seem to have something that adds to my knowledge bank.

Our latest writings:

Could we see Farmers putting out forward contracts for Livestock? We go into more detail.

One Farmer spent 7 days handing out how-to-vote leaflets and learnt more about our democratic process by just turning up….

I have thought long and hard about how AI is going to work with our Farmers Club newsletter. We relay our thoughts.

Guest columnist Caleb Schwartz wrote about how the largest barrier to success is ourselves.

Angus breeder Robert “Macka” MacKenzie has become a Water Farmer. It’s something he’s had in the pipeline for years....

Your data is your data, but it’s also someone else’s as well. We explain….

Our Ag women are the ones leading the way with AI. It’s a big trend as we found out on the weekend.

Guest columnist Caleb Schwartz adds his 20 cents' worth to the recent Beef Central article around “Doing Nothing”.

The US are pro-business, as one famous wine-industry family found out. She said they are doing what we are trying to kill off here.

In life and in business, it pays to hang around or listen to the compounders. We explain further.

In today’s world, anyone can be anything. We have gone past the day when you could only enter if you had a qualification.

Our guest columist Micheal Bagshaw bravely talks bout his recent diagnosis with depression. Michael assured me he is fine, and all the power to him for relaying his experience to our subscribers.

Guest columnist Caleb Schwartz asks a what-if: “I wonder how often the parts of ourselves we dislike are actually the parts with the greatest potential?”

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