Peter Templeton: Strategic Succession Planning | Ep. 36

In this episode of The AgCulture Podcast, we chat with Peter Templeton, a dairy farmer from New Zealand with years of hands-on experience. Peter shares his thoughts on the often tricky process of passing down the farm to the next generation. With his wealth of knowledge and a global perspective, Peter offers practical advice for anyone facing the challenges of farm succession. Whether you're in the early stages of planning or deep into the process, this episode is packed with tips to help you secure the future of your farm. Don't miss it! This episode was sponsored by Bankbarn. Check out their website for more info! (00:00) Introduction (06:14) Ownership structure (09:21) Challenges in family succession (13:30) Decision-making in succession (18:17) Competition between brothers (35:18) Lessons from global travel (44:22) Closing thoughts Meet the guest: Peter Templeton owns Harakeke Dairies in New Zealand and is a fifth-generation farmer with extensive experience in the dairy industry. He deeply understands succession planning, having navigated complex family transitions on his own farm. Peter’s global perspective, shaped by his travels as a Nuffield Scholar, provides invaluable insights into the future of agriculture. Connect with the guest on Social Media: LinkedIn