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Crops, People, Money and You (The Art of Excellent Farming and Better Returns) Dr Kate Burke
Available in three different formats. The physical hardcopy of the book, an electronic e-book version and Audiobook for listening only.
The world is a bit crazy right now, but despite uncertainty and a volatile climate, there is a way to farm that generates profit, builds a legacy and involves less stress. The Art of Excellent Farming starts with making first-rate choices about yourself so that you can make the best decisions about crops, people and money.
Your personal power is the key – and it‘s far stronger than unpredictable weather or markets.
Find out more
Mentions and reviews for Crops, People, Money and You.
Stock Journal
https://www.stockjournal.com.au/story/7412308/new-book-teaches-artof-excellent-farming/?src=rss
Australasian Farmers’ & Dealers’ Journal
https://afdj.com.au/new-book-crops-people-money-you-a-guide-toexcellent-farming-better-returns/
FarmTalk
https://issuu.com/mcphersonmediagroup/docs/denipt_farmtalk_september_2021_copy
Stock & Land
https://www.stockandland.com.au/story/7412308/new-book-teaches-artof-excellent-farming/
Good Fruit & Vegetables
https://www.goodfruitandvegetables.com.au/story/7412308/new-bookteaches-art-of-excellent-farming/
Farm Online
https://www.farmonline.com.au/story/7414386/agribusiness-buzz-inbrief/?cs=14138
Previous Mentions:
- Northern Territory Online News
- Border Online News
- Longreach Online News
- Queanbeyan Online News
- Dubbo Online News
- Murray Valley Online News
Dr Kate Burke runs Think Agri and offers practical strategic advice to farm businesses, service providers and non-ag professionals. Kate is a trainer, speaker, facilitator, coach and mentor and author. Kate spent 22 years in the Wimmera as a cropping researcher, educator and farm consultant before 3 years in Melbourne as Commercial Manager of an 80,000 Ha national cropping business. Kate’s experience with pulses started with her undergrad honours project and continued through her pHD on Fenugreek and as an adviser to Wimmera pulse growers.
Education and qualifications include:
University of Melbourne
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Plant breeding and agronomy
La Trobe University
B Agric.Sci (Hons), Agriculutre
Equally comfortable in the boardroom and the paddock, Kate has a background in farm advisory and commercial management in corporate agriculture before establishing Think Agri in 2015
Dr Kate Burke is an agri-strategist, author and keynote speaker with specialist knowledge in the science and strategy of broadacre farming and direct investment in farmland. Kate connects the dots between people, productivity and profit to build better farmers, better farms and healthy thriving families and communities.
Kate recently published Crops People Money and You, The Art of Excellent Farming and Better Returns and regularly contributes to The Guardian Newspaper, Rural Network and Rural Business Magazine.
Kate was the 2021 recipient of the GRDC Seed of light award.
My vision is for half of the farm businesses in Australia to double their productivity and their return on investment. It’s a win win win for farmers, agribusiness, consumers and the ecosystem to have twice as much food produced from the same area of land in a responsible and sustainable manner.
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