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Tailored advice for farmers

By MP News GroupAugust 3, 2022No Comments1 Min Read
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CHRISTINE Gorman, trading as Calmer Farmer, established her business after seeing a need to provide expert advice to tree changers who want to get the maximum benefit from their new lifestyles but are not sure where to start, or how to go about it.

Christine offers farm coaching and tutelage over six or twelve months, focussing on providing individualised and comprehensive assistance in all areas of farming – from the ground up. With school-age children herself, she takes a family-friendly approach that incorporates all family member needs when helping clients to develop the skills they need, understand their resources, and construct a functional whole farm plan that will last years.

As an active third generation Mornington Peninsula small farmer, with an Honours Degree in Science, Diploma of Education and Diploma of Agriculture, Christine is exceptionally well qualified to help turn farm dreams into successful farming reality.

Let Calmer Farmer assist you to become sustainable, knowledgeable and efficiently self run, by providing:

  • a property resource checklist
  • future proof farmplanning
  • one-on-one farm skills training

Find out more at:  calmerfarmer.com.au @calmerfarmer or email: christine@calmerfarmer.com.au

First published in the Southern Peninsula News – 2 August 2022

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