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Paul Omodei
Australian Politician
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Aug 6, 2026
#131: Respond, Don't React — What the Farmers Sleeping Well at Night Are Doing Differently with Paul Omodei, Farm Business Consultant & Director - Planfarm
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Paul OmodeiGUEST
It is becoming even clearer, Ben, that those that are really struggling to manage, you know, change, I think, and this is what we're, we're about at the moment, is that in any of our businesses about change management and how you actually manage that.

Paul OmodeiGUEST
No reflection of that in what we're getting as outputs, and obviously broad acre, you know, is driven by the outside world.

Paul OmodeiGUEST
But horticulture is driven by a couple of big conglomerates that determine how a family's business might look in terms of pricing.
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16:49Ben LawHOST
Are these people looking at what we're going through at the moment? Are they looking at things as change, or are they just seeing it as business as usual, and this is just something we've got to deal with?