30. Business Resiliency When the Unexpected Happens with Chloe Diegel, Part 2

Host John Haskell welcomes back Chloe Diegel to the Ranchonomics podcast to discuss the steps she and her husband took to manage their farm and family following Alex’s accident. They dive into the importance of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) in creating a resilient business, the benefits of clear communication within a team, and how building a business that can function without its owner present is essential for long-term stability.Chloe Diegel owns Robinette Farms with her husband, Alex McKiernan, in Southeast Nebraska. Their mission is to deliver great food that transforms people and the land. They farm and ranch as well as operate the Local Food Subscription, a membership for individuals and families to shop year-round from local farmers, ranchers, and food artisans. They want to connect people to the land through food and deliver premium, local products that their customers can trust.Be sure to listen to Part 1 of this conversation.In this episode, we cover: The complementing strengths of Chloe and Alex in stressful timesBuilding a resilient businessThe importance of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).Make sure to hit subscribe/follow so you never miss an episode!Connect with Chloe:Check out her websiteFollow her on InstagramLike Robinette Farms on FacebookConnect with Ranch Right, LLC: Subscribe on YouTubeFollow on Instagram @ranchrightllcFollow on FacebookCheck out the websiteResources & Links: Book a Free Discovery Call to Learn MoreRanching for ProfitRanching.FYIWally Olson, Olson Ranch LLCMentioned in this episode:We work with producers on cash flow, risk management, and long-term financial strategy so the business stays resilient—no matter the market. If you want to see whether that’s the right fit for your operation, click below to book a free call.Book a free discovery call