Share-farming and leasing properties enabled a Riverina couple to reduce risk

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Updated February 12 2020 - 1:06pm, first published February 9 2020 - 6:00pm
Kendra and Brent Kerrisk, Ganmain were able to reduce risk by leasing and share-farming. Ten years later they are preparing to farm themselves and have started an oats and olive oil business, Brushwoods.
Kendra and Brent Kerrisk, Ganmain were able to reduce risk by leasing and share-farming. Ten years later they are preparing to farm themselves and have started an oats and olive oil business, Brushwoods.

Entering farming is becoming more and more restrictive as land prices surge, but Kendra and Brent Kerrisk, Ganmain found share-farming and leasing properties enabled them to get a foothold in the industry.

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Olivia Calver

Journalist

Journalist for The Land

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