Episode 10: Amanda Miller reflects on working through unexpected family business transitions, farm safety accidents, and diversification opportunities
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In this episode of Cow-Side Conversations, Amanda Miller from Sugar Branch Farms in Bradford County, Pennsylvania reflects on how her family has learned to work through the unexpected. She talks about a recent transition that happened within their family business and how they worked with outside consultants to keep their family “whole” and the big picture in mind. With unique soil and water limitations in Northern PA, Amanda also discusses their unconventional decision to downsize and how it has helped them hone in on their sweet spot of 500 cows – while taking advantage of new income opportunities like a seed business and community corn maze. From a farm safety accident to managing a family-oriented team that focuses on the details, Sugar Branch Farms is an example of how community – and family – make a difference when you’re managing unexpected circumstances.