Show Notes
In this episode we learn how adversity can be responsible for dramatic personal growth in ourselves. Adam Williamson, an Australian thoroughbred horse stud farm manager faced adversity in his own family and farming operation. To combat hardships brought on by extreme drought conditions he decided to go back to University to study for a degree in Precision Agriculture.
Adam’s story is a great example of the benefits of education not only early on in our lives but throughout our whole life. Going back to University helped him take control of a difficult situation and create opportunities, including a Nuffield Scholarship.
About Adam Williamson
Adam Williamson is a thoroughbred horse stud farm manager at the Vinery Stud, based close to Scone in New South Wales Australia. Adam also designs and manufactures deep-tillage and feedlot specific equipment through the company Williamson Agri that he runs in partnership with his mother, Rosemary.
In 2022 he received a Nuffield Scholarship, supported by AgriFutures Australia, which he wants to use to combat soil compaction and improve pasture management to support the long-term health of thoroughbred horses.
You can reach out to Adam on Twitter @amwfarming
