Farmer's Weekly

Plan carefully for a comfortable retirement

Commercial farmers are usually masters of their own destiny when it comes to being employed or not. In contrast, some of their children who left home and launched their own careers have now lost their jobs due to the economic fallout of COVID-19. In certain cases, this may mean coming home to the family farm, so that the business now has to support

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