The Ultimate Farm Wife

The 2025 Harvest Her Power: Farm Wives Empowerment & Skills Conference is just around the corner, and early bird tickets are NOW available! 🎟️ This is YOUR chance to connect with an incredible community of women in agriculture, learn valuable new skills, and gain the confidence and empowerment you need to thrive in your farming journey. 💥 Don’t miss out—grab your early bird ticket today and save! The Ultimate Farm Wife Website: https://theultimatefarmwife.com.au/ The Conference Website: https://farmwivesconference.com.au/ Link to tickets https://events.humanitix.com/2025-harvest-her-power-farm-wives-empowerment-and-skills-conference Conference Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/share/15iTuNdWE8/ Conference Instagram Page: https://www.instagram.com/farmwivesempowermentconference/ Newsletter: https://linktr.ee/TheUltimateFarmWife?utm_source=linktree_profile_share New Email address: theultimatefarmwife@outlook.com

Welcome to the farm! 🌾 This week on the channel, we sit down with Alastair Mosie, who shares his journey of returning to the family farm after time away. From farming challenges to community life, Alastair’s story is one of resilience, passion, and finding joy in the land. But that’s not all—Alastair also talks about his off-farm business, Sensation Makeup Artistry, and how it's fueling his passion for empowering rural women with makeup and self-confidence. Don't miss it! #FarmLife #AgInspiration #FamilyFarm #RuralLiving #SensationMakeupArtistry #RuralWomen"

🚜 Welcome to the farm! 🌾 This week’s episode is all about embracing farm life, discovering passions, and finding your place on the land. Meet Rikki-Lee, the farm wife and founder of Golden Acres Clothing, as she shares her journey from town life to the farm, her love for her sheep and calves, and how she built her own brand from the ground up. Tune in now to hear her story and get inspired by her resilience and entrepreneurial spirit! 💬🎙️ #FarmLife #FarmWife #GoldenAcresClothing #PodcastEpisode #RuralLiving #FarmJourney #EntrepreneurLife #Inspiration #ThisWeeksEpisode

In this week's episode, we sit down with Angie Armstrong from Callubri Station, a 28,500-acre sheep and wheat farm in the heart of outback New South Wales. Angie shares her incredible journey of moving from Melbourne to the farm, the challenges of transitioning into rural life, and her passion for agritourism. 🐑🌱 Discover the story behind their Sky Suites, unique luxury accommodation built in refurbished shipping containers with breathtaking views. Angie talks about the hurdles of launching a business in the midst of a drought and the pivot they made during the COVID-19 pandemic. Plus, we explore how they’re opening up their farm to international visitors and the opportunities they see in agritourism. 🌏✨ What you’ll learn in this episode: How Angie and Mike started Callubri Station and built a family farm business The highs and lows of moving to the farm and finding your place in the family business The journey of launching agritourism, including the innovative Sky Suites How they’re overcoming the challenges of attracting guests to remote NSW and the importance of regional tourism collaboration A behind-the-scenes look at life on the land, from droughts to floods and everything in between! Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more inspiring stories from women in agriculture and life on the farm! #FarmLife #Agritourism #FamilyFarm #CallubriStation #SheepFarming #WheatFarming #OutbackAustralia #WomenInAg #CountryLiving #TheUltimateFarmWife

Welcome to 'The Ultimate Farm Wife'! 🌾 In this interview, is with Claire, one part of a multi-generational beekeeping family with deep roots in the industry. Their journey started in the 80s when her Mum and Dad began with just 10-20 beehives as a side project. Fast forward to 2007, they opened 'The Beekeepers Inn' retail outlet, and the business expanded to an impressive 12,000 hives. Although they faced a setback last year with 2,000 hives lost due to the Varroa incursion, they're holding strong still with 10,000. The family farming business thrives on diversification—a principle passed down by Mum and Dad to ensure resilience in tough seasons. Calire shared that each of her siblings plays a vital role in the business: Mark: Brewer of honey-based craft beers and honeymead; manages a café and wedding events. John: Runs Goldfields Honey Australia with Mum; focuses on honey production, pollination services, and beeswax products. Sam: Manufactures timber bee boxes and sells beekeeping supplies; co-manages the retail shop with me; works on varroa mite treatment distribution. Mum ("The Queen Bee"): Owner of several ventures, offering invaluable oversight and support. Scott (my husband): Handles work health and safety and oversees honey extraction. I’ve transitioned from wedding events to co-managing the retail shop and helping with varroa mite treatment distribution. Join me as I share stories, insights, and life as part of this incredible beekeeping legacy. 🐝✨ #Beekeeping #FamilyBusiness #SustainableFarming #TheBeekeepersInn"