Sam Fryer, Founder of A Place to Call Home Podcast
Join the Next Generation at the Ag Forum in Townsville
In an effort to unite young farmers, ag tech innovators, and industry leaders, the popular A Place to Call Home Podcast is set to host a Next Gen Ag Forum in Townsville on 1 August.
Event Overview
This one-day, in-person event aims to inspire, connect, and empower a new wave of farmers, innovators, and industry leaders from Queensland and beyond. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage in vital discussions about the future of agriculture.
Real Stories, Real Challenges
Bringing the essence of the podcast to life, the forum will highlight real stories, challenges, and pathways for the emerging generation pursuing careers in agriculture—including cattle, cropping, horticulture, sheep, and emerging sectors.
“A Place to Call Home has always championed real stories and dreams. This Ag Forum takes it a step further, turning inspiration into action and fostering connections that shape the future of agriculture,” said podcast founder Sam Fryer.
What to Expect
Participants will gain practical insights on:
- Land ownership
- Business development
- Finance
- Navigating industry changes
Attendees will also connect with a community of enthusiastic young producers dedicated to innovation, resilience, and creating a sustainable industry.
Featured Speakers
The forum will feature inspiring speakers such as young farmer Jacob Wolki from Wolki Farm, a multi-species paddock-to-plate operation that challenges conventional thinking and promotes innovation.
Tom Cosentino from Margo Consulting will also share insights, focusing on infrastructure and business modeling, enhancing the experience with expert guidance.
Don’t Miss Out
“Whether you’re aiming for land ownership, building a business, or making your mark in agriculture, A Place to Call Home: The Next Gen Ag Forum is not to be missed,” emphasized Mr. Fryer.
Registrations are now open for A Place to Call Home – The Next Gen Ag Forum at Townsville Port, Quayside Terminal.
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