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Breakfeed: Be a product of your choices rather than your challenges, with Dave Clouston

Dave Clouston was born and bred in the Mackenzie Country, farmed in a family partnership, went through succession, development and a turn as a Monitor Farmer, before a serious farm accident changed it all.

Dave talks about facing change and adversity, and how he has learned that people are more often a product of their choices rather than the challenges they have faced.

Breakfeeds are shorter podcasts from Beef + Lamb New Zealand.

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