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Pass It On: Families, Farms and Succession. Part 2: Engage the Family, and Consider Options

In the second of three podcasts, we discuss the next two steps – ‘Engage as a family’ and ‘Consider options’.

Geordie McCallum, Rural Business Consultant with Wairarapa Property Consultants, joins us to discuss the issues and processes of successful Farm Business Succession and Transition.

For more resources on Farm Transition and Succession, visit www.beeflambnz.com and search for Succession, and check out the Red Meat Profit Partnership website.

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