FARM BUSiness
resilience program
2022 - 2023
​Leap Ahead of Change – Accelerate Your Agri-Business Skills and Resilience
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Value Creators is proud to have delivered the Farm Business Resilience Program (FBRP) across Western Australia and the Northern Territory. This program empowered participants with the knowledge and confidence to not only tackle change but to anticipate and transform risks into opportunities.
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Program Outcomes
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Development of comprehensive farm business plans, equipping participants with strategies for resilience against climatic, economic, and social changes.
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A structured learning journey, including:
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4 days of interactive Bootcamp Masterclasses, delivered in two blocks of two days.
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Virtual learning sessions for additional support and reinforcement.
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One-on-one virtual business coaching sessions tailored to individual needs.
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WA Farm Business Resilience Program
Value Creators was appointed by WA Department of Primary Industry and Regional Development (DPIRD) to deliver the Australian Governments Future Drought Fund’s Farm Business Resilience Program in WA (2022). Design and delivery of the program to agricultural businesses in WA focused on innovation, mentoring, and preparing for drought, building climate resilience, data driven decision making, and carbon farming opportunities.
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35 participants from this program have been awarded a Diploma of Leadership and Management as a result of completing the program and their detailed FBRP Plan.
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NT Farm Business Resilience Program
Value Creators was appointed by the Northern Territory Government to deliver the Future Drought Fund’s Farm Business Resilience Program in the NT (2023). This featured customisation of content, new products, and delivery of the program to agricultural businesses in the NT. It focused on innovation, mentoring and preparing for drought, building climate resilience, farm water use efficiency, and data driven decision making.
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For more information about the program and access to free learning about this topic, including podcasts and webinars, please click on the link to the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) here.
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