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Supporting Western Australian Broadacre (Grains) Farm Businesses

Introducing the Farm Business Resilience (FBR) Program, a great opportunity to connect WA farmers!
This program offers the tools, training, and resources to improve your farm’s success.  

You will :
  • Hear successful strategies from other farmers and access local solutions.  
  • Leave the program with a personalised roadmap based on your farm data and a plan to adopt realistic technology for your farm 
Submit your EOI here
Learn
  • Succession planning
  • Risk management
  • Family communication
  • Technology adoption
  • Navigate market fluctuations, climate variability, and generational change.
Experience
  • A balance of compliance and decision-making tools.
  • Face-to-face training in a boot camp format complemented with online discussions.
  • Visits to your farm and one-on-one support.
Connect
  • Connect with farmers from across the state
  • Talk with researchers and industry leaders
  • Hear successful strategies from other farmers and access local solutions.
Timeline
  • 27 June 2025 – Applications Close
  • 2 & 3 July 2025 – Program commences with a
    2-day Bootcamp in Perth
  • July & August 2025 – Farm business plan development
  • Early August 2025 – One-on-one support visit to your farm
  • 1 August & 1 September 2025 – Online group discussions
  • September 2025 – One-on-one online support
  • 15 October 2025 – Program completion
Costs for participants
  • $500 per person for the 3-month program
    $250 per person for additional members of the business.
  • Price includes Perth bootcamp, accommodation and food expenses, one-to-one support and subscription to myFARMSMART Farm Business Management software.
    • Tools for assessing and managing challenges specific to your farming operations.
    • Scenario planning using your data to analyse farm performance and develop production strategies.
    • Interactive exercises with risk analysis and SWOT techniques for strategic planning.
    • Budgeting, profit and loss statements, and benchmarking using your data.
    • Beta testing new innovations on your farm.
Lucy Anderton (LA.One Consulting)
WA Developer of the award-winning myFarmSmart.
See article in Farm Weekly
Submit your EOI here