Peer learning

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I think people are getting back into the swing and going to meetings again and actually realizing the value of, whether it's in a hall or whether it's actually going out onto a farm and getting your hands dirty looking at somebody's crops or somebody's grassland somebody's livestock you can learn a lot you're actually seeing it in front of you you can hear from the farmer so it's a bit of peer-to-peer learning there and there's usually some experts there who are offering their advice and usually there's a good few takeaways that can help your own business

It's also good just to get off farm and go and speak to other people because I know a lot of farmers no longer have someone working for them now.

They're by themselves quite a lot.

Mm-hmm.

And is that something that you've noticed, Vicky, from some of the kind of group work and stuff that you set up about that kind of importance of, of peer learning and that vicarious learning as well? Th- there's value from that.

Absolutely.

I was just thinking as Mira was speaking there that before my Bridges training, I, I did not appreciate the impact of being able to say to someone, "Actually, someone else that I worked with had that, and they tried this." I, I-