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Dec 20, 2022 53 min

Looking outside the square with Adam Rivett

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Previously a school principle, Adam Rivett shares how he had to look outside the square to make his 64ha sheep and beef farm in Canterbury economic. Among other farming enterprises, a family-run on-farm butchery was opened five months ago. And in 2022 received the New Zealand Sausage Award for Best Traditional Beef Sausage. Adam is someone who’s created a farming schedule to fit his lifestyle and context. He says you don’t need to have the shiny shoes to make something happen and have it work. It’s the realness of your story that people care about! Additional show notes Resources mentioned in the podcast: https://choppedbutchery.co.nz/ 🪴 Quorum Sense website (www.quorumsense.org.nz) 🤙 Quorum Sense Farming Network Facebook Group 👣 The Quorum Sense Podcast 🦋 Quorum Sense Facebook page 🌸 Quorum Sense Instagram ✨ Quorum Sense Newsletter 2023 Quorum Sense

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Winner at the 2022 New Zealand Sausage Awards, Canterbury sheep and beef farmer Adam Rivett talks about getting creative with farm enterprises to suit his context.

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