May 11, 2026 · 35 min · 21 segments
We are re-releasing our very first Farmers Helping Farmers podcast episode with former VicNoTill president and sixth generation Lockington farmer Grant Sims. This conversationwith Dan Fox was recorded…
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Oh, I just always had a, you know, passion for, for growing things and, um, being on the farm and outdoors.
So yeah, I was sort of lucky to have the opportunity to, um, come back on the farm and do that, um, and carry on the sort of, you know, what me, me father and ancestors have done before me.
They, they go out and get the kids to, to help out and on jobs on the farm and that sort of thing.
You know, there's not many other industries or professions where you can actually take your kids to work and teach them about life and, and death and growing things and get their hands dirty.
They, you know, my kids, they just love it, getting out amongst, out in the land.
I think it, it's really important for young kids, um, to get out and experience the world that way, and I was fortunate enough too.
I've come off a family farm as well and, and got to experience those sorts of things.
So, um, really important that, um, you know, and particularly for farming and, and the way that you are farming, I guess, with your, your regenerative practices, um, really important to actually teach kids and teach particularly your kids, um, yeah, how that, that method of farming works, I suppose.
Oh, I just always had a, you know, passion for, for growing things and, um, being on the farm and outdoors.
So yeah, I was sort of lucky to have the opportunity to, um, come back on the farm and do that, um, and carry on the sort of, you know, what me, me father and ancestors have done before me.
They, they go out and get the kids to, to help out and on jobs on the farm and that sort of thing.
You know, there's not many other industries or professions where you can actually take your kids to work and teach them about life and, and death and growing things and get their hands dirty.
They, you know, my kids, they just love it, getting out amongst, out in the land.
I think it, it's really important for young kids, um, to get out and experience the world that way, and I was fortunate enough too.
I've come off a family farm as well and, and got to experience those sorts of things.
So, um, really important that, um, you know, and particularly for farming and, and the way that you are farming, I guess, with your, your regenerative practices, um, really important to actually teach kids and teach particularly your kids, um, yeah, how that, that method of farming works, I suppose.
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