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A Place to Call Home, hosted by Sam Fryer, is a podcast for the next generation of Australian primary producers, sharing the stories, lessons and insights from people building a life on the land.

Through honest conversations with farmers, industry leaders and rural entrepreneurs, each episode explores the journeys behind agriculture — the successes, the challenges, and the decisions that shape li... more

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G’day and welcome to the A Place to Call Home Podcast, a podcast sharing the stories of people building a life in agriculture across rural Australia.

In this episode, I sit down with Tamara Finger, owner and manager of TF2 Grazing ... more

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G’day and welcome to the A Place to Call Home Podcast, a podcast sharing the stories of people building a life in agriculture across rural Australia.

In this episode, I sit down with Amanda Buchmann from JAB Agri Solutions, based i... more

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G’day and welcome to the A Place to Call Home Podcast, a podcast sharing the stories of people building a life in agriculture across rural Australia.

In this episode, I sit down with Lindsay Barlow from Triple B Brangus, based in D... more

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G’day and welcome to the A Place to Call Home Podcast, a podcast sharing the stories of people building a life in agriculture across rural Australia.

In this episode, I sit down with Seamus O’Connor from O’Connor Agriculture, based... more

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Tamara Finger
Owner-Manager of TF2 Grazing Company, beef breeder and advocate
TF2 Grazing Company
Episode: #84: A Different Take on Succession with Tamara Finger
Amanda Burchmann
Founder of JAB Agri Solutions, educator and advocate for producer education
JAB Agri Solutions
Episode: #83: From New Entrant to Advocate: Educating the Next Generation of Producers with Amanda Burchmann From JAB Agri Solutions
Lindsay Barlow
Manager/Owner of Triple B Brangus, based in Dingo, Central Queensland
Triple B Brangus
Episode: #82: Succession, Scale & Seedstock with Lindsay Barlow from Triple B Brangus
Seamus O'Connor
Owner-operator of O'Connor Agriculture; first-generation farmer
O'Connor Agriculture
Episode: #81: Starting a Farm from Scratch with Seamus O’Connor from O’Connor Agriculture
Mark Vass
Fifth-generation cane farmer from the Burdekin, former music festival organizer
Farms in Burdekin; VMK Group (building)
Episode: #80: From Music Festivals to Farming with Mark Vass
Nick Holliday
Owner-operator of Belvedere Farm (combo of grass-fed beef, pasture-raised pork, eggs)
Belvedere Farm
Episode: #79: Finding a Way Back to Farming with Nick Holliday from Belvedere Farm.
Teek Carmichael
Based around Condamine, Queensland; works in finance for Business and Rural Solutions; runs a feedlot with her husband; personal trainer; active in rural community and social media
Business and Rural Solutions; family feedlot operation
Episode: #78: Feedlots, Fitness & Building a Life in Agriculture with Teek Carmichael
Brecken Curtis
Finance professional and founder of Season Finance
Season Finance
Episode: #77: Dream Big, Plan Smart: Finance in the Bush with Brecken Curtis from Seasoned Finance
Ross Newman
Problem solver and decision-making coach for beef producers
Episode: #76: You Can’t Produce Beef, Without Leaf with Ross Newman from Pasture to Prosperity

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Sam Fryer
Host of A Place To Call Home

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 174 ratings
  • Love it

    Great listen. Every episode I learn something

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    robertdrew
    Australia9 months ago
  • Awesome podcast

    Such a great resource for anyone in Ag or wanting to get into Ag! Always look forward to when new episodes come out!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Cam06832
    Australiaa year ago
  • Great podcast!

    We have been listening to your podcast for a while now and just wanted to say thanks. It’s a great listen and we look forward to hearing new episodes. Well done for making something interesting and relevant for graziers to listen to.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kirsty Lyons
    Australia2 years ago
  • Easy to understand and learn

    Thought provoking conversations with others in the beef or wider agricultural industry. Certainly learning from every episode. Very easy to listen to!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Richmond AP
    Australia2 years ago
  • Great show for young people starting out!

    Diverse group of people working towards the same end goal. If you can’t pull out a few pearls of wisdom from each episode you should get your ears cleaned. This is helping me a lot in my business venture.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Frothy Joe
    Australia2 years ago

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Great mix of farming, finance, and tech perspectives.
Inspiring stories and actionable tips for starting or growing a farm.
Engaging host with a knack for asking the right questions.
Thoughtful, practical conversations that are easy to follow.
Helpful for graziers and young people entering agriculture.

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#84: A Different Take on Succession with Tamara Finger
Q: What's your advice for young people entering ag today?
Set clear long-term goals, identify mentors who are already achieving similar objectives, actively seek knowledge from multiple sources, and be prepared to sacrifice in order to build resilience and avoid common pitfalls.
#84: A Different Take on Succession with Tamara Finger
Q: How did the bank and financing work when you bought the first property with your sister?
Tamara describes approaching the bank directly, engaging in honest, long-term discussions about intentions and goals, and using the family asset as collateral/guarantor to facilitate the loan, with careful planning and timing to capitalize on opportunities.
#84: A Different Take on Succession with Tamara Finger
Q: For listeners thinking about succession, what was the key factor that enabled you and your siblings to start on your own land at a young age?
The crucial element was an asset base created early through gifts of cattle from grandparents, plus a family strategy to brand and manage those assets cohesively. This included a shared or family entity that provided security and a framework for eventual buyouts, allowing each sibling to pursue independent ventures while maintaining a pathway to land ownership.
#82: Succession, Scale & Seedstock with Lindsay Barlow from Triple B Brangus
Q: What role did strategic acquisitions and land ownership play in the succession process?
Strategic cattle acquisitions and land ownership decisions, including transferring land titles to the next generation to avoid future complications, were pivotal in enabling a smoother, staged transition and long-term business continuity.
#82: Succession, Scale & Seedstock with Lindsay Barlow from Triple B Brangus
Q: How did the six-way partnership influence the family's succession planning?
The six-way partnership ensured all family members were involved and shared skin in the game, helping to build commitment, distribute responsibility, and structure the transition over time.

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A practical, storyteller-driven show focused on Australian agriculture, featuring farmers, industry leaders, and rural entrepreneurs who share real-world lessons about building a life on the land. Episodes spotlight financing for producers, regenerative farming, farm management, community building, mental health, and technology-enabled approaches, with a strong emphasis on actionable takeaways for aspiring and existing primary producers. Noteworthy is the consistent mix of finance-focused guidance, hands-on farming strategies, and personal journeys that illustrate resilience, diversification, and the importance of community in rural Australia.

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2. Amanda Burchmann
3. Lindsay Barlow
4. Seamus O'Connor
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7. Teek Carmichael
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