You work 16-hour days.
You watch every dollar.
You make countless decisions that feel critical in the moment.
The Reality Check Most Farmers Avoid
They track 5-7 key metrics religiously
(not dozens of meaningless numbers)
They make decisions using proven frameworks
(not gut feelings or tradition)
They plan strategically in 90-day cycles
(not just react to daily crises)
They integrate regenerative practices with business strategy
(sustainability = profitability)
They use technology to reduce desk time
(not increase it)
They have diversified revenue streams
(not just one income source)
They build systems that work without them
(not businesses that depend on them)
The question is:
How does your farm business
actually measure up?
It's because they've never honestly assessed where they stand across the four critical areas that determine farm success:
Behavioural Indicators
How you actually operate day-to-day
(not how you think you operate)
Mindset Indicators
How you think about your farm and its future
(this drives everything else)
Relationship Indicators
How connected you are to the people who can help you succeed
Business Indicators
How well you manage the business side of farming
(beyond just production)
Not where they want to be.
Not where they think they should be.
Where they actually are right now.
You can't improve what you don't measure.
You can't fix what you don't acknowledge.
You can't transform what you don't understand.
The most successful farmers start with an honest assessment of their current position
Are You Ready to See Where You Really Stand?
This is NO generic quiz
It's a strategic evaluation that shows you
Your current position compared to successful farm businesses
Specific areas that are holding you back
Hidden opportunities you may be missing
Your biggest priorities for transformation
Whether you're surviving or thriving
(and why)
But Here's What Makes This Different
Two Types of Farmers Take This Assessment
Both Types Get Exactly What They Need:
TRUTH
No sales pitch. No need to share it with anyone. Just honest insights about your current reality
For serious farm business owners.
This assessment tells you the truth about where you stand—are you ready to hear it?
What Happens After You Know Where You Stand?
Some farmers take the assessment, get their insights, and do nothing. They go back to managing chaos and wondering why nothing changes
Others use their assessment results as the foundation for real transformation
They understand that knowing where you stand is just the beginning
The real work is in moving from where you are
to where you want to be
Wheat Farmer NSW
Kym doesn't just look at our soil health - she considers our business goals, our family situation, and how everything works together. Her broad experience across different farming systems is exactly what we needed
Mixed Farming Operation VIC
I was skeptical about regenerative practices affecting our bottom line, but Kym showed us how to make the transition without risking our operation. We're now reducing input costs while improving our soil.
Cattle Producer QLD
The comprehensive approach made all the difference. Instead of getting conflicting advice from different consultants, Kym helped us see how all the pieces fit together.
As a Farm Success Coach/Agroecologist and Accredited Accounting for Nature Expert, I've helped farmers across Australia transform struggling operations into thriving, regenerative enterprises
My clients don't just improve their soil health
they improve their bottom line
A Farm Success Coach can help you set clear goals, improve productivity, enhance leadership skills, and develop strategies for growth tailored to your business needs.
Coaching sessions are usually held weekly or bi-weekly, depending on your preferences and goals, allowing for consistent progress and accountability.
Absolutely! Our coaching is valuable for businesses of all sizes, including small and startup businesses, as it provides guidance to overcome challenges and grow sustainably.
Results vary, but many clients begin seeing positive changes within a few weeks, with significant improvements typically taking place over several months.